Proactive-aggressive tendencies to view aggression as an effective means to reach goals (Crick and Dodge 1996) seem to be in line with the selfish and hostile tendencies in disagreeable children (Graziano et al. 1996).
No wonder, then, that some players view aggression as the natural response to a challenge, whether it's been issued by a virtual army or by a feminist critic.
Semistructured, individual interviews explored children's and carers' views on the nature of aggression and where children see aggression in their lives, their feelings on seeing aggression, any relationship between seeing aggression and behaving aggressively and any influencing factors.
Because muscle and aggression are viewed as masculine traits, "it is unexpected to find great strength and ferocity in a small, petite frame," she noted.
López's action following his buildup of a 50,000-man army, then the strongest in Latin America was viewed by many as aggression for self- and national aggrandizement; but, as the war wore on, many Argentines and others saw the conflict as Mitre's war of conquest.
In this respect, aggression is viewed as an adaptation that can have key effects on the lifelong success of individuals and that conveys evolutionary fitness [ 2].
I'd like to know how do you (and HP) view the growing aggression of Dell into the printer market?
Article 5 of the Nato treaty means that an attack on one nation in the alliance is viewed as an act of aggression against them all.
On Tuesday, Mr Putin said Western sanctions would be viewed as an act of aggression, and that Moscow would retaliate.
Their aggression is often viewed as part of their particular brand of charm.
