Researchers often use context-magnitude visuals to demonstrate the relative size of an effect; for example, scholars have contextualized the relationship between exposure to media violence and aggression by visual depicting other (weaker, stronger, comparable) relationships at the same time [ 51].
To establish social dominance within choruses, bullfrogs demonstrate various forms of aggression, especially through visual displays.
During agonistic interactions between male Anolis carolinensis, perception of a visual sign stimulus (darkened eyespots) not only inhibits aggression and promotes initial attainment of dominant social status, but also evokes distinct neuroendocrine responses in each opponent.
Employing words and visuals to gritty and poetic effect – cleverly eschewing blunt aggression, the key accent is languid, dream-like menace – the message of "Formation" pounds through, like an elegant, detailed, modern civil rights seminar.
6. Create a visual timeline of post-Cold War United States military intervention, deployment, or aggression around the world.
The other day I was admiring some photos of those spiky, obstreperous wild-style graffiti murals, and thinking that those are an excellent visual corollary to the experience of a hardcore concert (and that contained aggression you're referring to).
Only when a transparent partition prevented such aggression did male observers learn from an experienced male after visual interactions.
Finally, tail rattling, an important behavioral trait associated with mouse aggression (St John 1973), is also perceived by the auditory and/or visual senses.
Clinical reports for mid- and late-latency event-related potentials (ERPs) were examined to determine their correlations with aggression characteristics, as well as any differential predictive utility of hemispheric differences and auditory vs. visual potentials.
