"The president was given the power to do whatever he needed to do to repel North Vietnamese aggression against American troops," Professor Kazin said.
"The aggression was there for me personally," Terry said.
Special consideration was given to the presentation of food to minimise aggression and stress, and to minimise cues for spatial reference.
Apart from the race starts, where the aggression of skipper/driver Jimmy Spithill was giving Oracle a slight advantage, the Kiwis also appeared to be sailing their boat a bit better.
Research into the matter is often limited (and, arguably, flawed) in its methodology and focus; short term spikes in aggression can be given undue prominence, while meaningful studies are often misrepresented by tabloid newspapers looking for something easy to blame the latest gun tragedy on.
"But now, the aggression is too much.
The aggression is revved up and stylized.
The construct "identity" has been given the priority over other disturbance-related aspects like object relations, primitive defences, moral values, aggression or reality testing.
"If you go back five or six days to look at their pronouncements before the aggression began, they were giving various predictions of a war lasting five, six, seven or perhaps eight days.
"This type of relationship aggression — the inclusion, exclusion and cliqueing — is given a more powerful vehicle platform in the technical world," said Karyn Figlen Schorr, a therapist from Ardsley who has worked with her local middle school to counter cyberbullying.
