Sentence examples for use to aggression from inspiring English sources

These findings, consistent with the NZ results reported here, support the hypothesis of a direct contribution of alcohol use to aggression severity through its pharmacological effects on the perpetrator, the victim or both, rather than primarily through cultural mechanisms.

Carers' explanations for any behavioural influences of virtual aggression included "desensitisation" (becoming used to aggression and think "it's the norm"); provision of "role models" to be "copied"; and "mirroring" or reinforcement of real-life aggression.

They are more likely to be bullies and more likely to use aggression to solve disputes with others.[7] Children exposed to family violence are also more likely to develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Mean CAS-P scores, reflecting frequency and severity of aggression, ranged from 0.43 (weapon use) to 8.83 (verbal aggression) (Table  1).

The Life History of Aggression: Self-Report (LHA:SR) [ 57] questionnaire was used to assess aggression tendencies.

When a dogs fear or frustration become unbearable they can morph into rage or panic and leave a dog no other outlet than to use aggression to relieve these intense emotions.

The key word being "healthy levels". When a dogs fear or frustration become unbearable they can morph into rage or panic and leave a dog no other outlet than to use aggression to relieve these intense emotions.

Since the striking ecological dominance of introduced populations stems from the widespread lack of aggression, synthetic colonymate recognition cues (such as those described here) could be used to initiate aggression among nestmates.

Other restrictive interventions used to control aggression were significantly reduced in open settings.

One of the most common is that the tooth is used to display aggression between males, who joust with each other for social hierarchy.

In fact, all of the measures used to assess "aggression" are proxy measures that are not related to actual violent actions (because it is unethical to try and induce actual anti-social and violent acts within a research experiment).