Forty - three percent of mothers had experienced domestic violence within the last year, defined by at least one physically
aggressive act by an intimate partner.
There was a significant association between the amount of time spent watching television during adolescence and early adulthood and the likelihood of subsequent
aggressive acts against others.
The consequences of
aggressive acts become more serious with age as children become stronger and are less supervised.
The implications of this include the idea that continued exposure to violent videos will make an adolescent less sensitive to violence, more accepting of violence, and more likely to
commit aggressive acts since the emotional component associated with aggression is reduced and normally acts as a brake on aggressive behaviour.
This doesn't mean that humans are not «a dastardly species,» capable of war and torture, he noted, only that selection favored males who could work together, whether for peaceable ends or to carry out «low - arousal» or coalitional
aggressive acts such as war.
In contrast to her earlier bodies of work, in which
aggressive acts of separation, like cutting and carving, were predominant, Bourgeois's late work focused on joining elements together, a restorative act that helped to dispel anxiety and her life - long fear of abandonment.
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation is described by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (fifth edition) as severe recurrent temper outbursts manifested verbally, and / or behaviorally with
physically aggressive acts toward people and property.
«Previous research, by us and by others, has shown that this type of word usage is associated
with aggressive acts,» said Matsumoto.
Alternatives to medication treatment or restraint for aggressive behavior may be helpful and some inpatient and residential programs
for aggressive acting out youth are beginning to develop effective protocols.
Often, the violence committed by women is seen as a joke, however, kidding around that
involves aggressive acts can escalate to aggression (Reeves & Orpinas, 2012).
A month later, U.S. defense secretary James Mattis
said aggressive acts by that country could lead to its «total annihilation.»
Sadly the red card was inevitable in view of 1) the
deliberate aggressive act; 2) the immediately preceding red card for Stephens; 3) the preceding handbags and 4) the position directly in front of the Lino.
«His acts of violence are right up there with being among the
most aggressive acts,» NYPD Deputy Chief William Aubry said at a press conference Thursday evening.
Bringing together the unstoppable force and the immovable object of, let's say,
aggressive acting choices, Willem Dafoe has signed on to Nicolas Cage's upcoming crime thriller Dog Eat Dog.
In fact, even
seemingly aggressive acts can reveal vulnerability in this regard, which attests to the truly complex nature of human relations.
A pattern of
early aggressive acts beginning with annoying and bullying, followed by physical fighting, is a clear pathway, especially for boys, to violence in late adolescence (Talbott & Thiede, 1999).
A male offender in «street skills,» which he used to complete his first successful petty theft, Juan also talked about periods of transition from one exclusionary program to another, usually involving schools, during which he would respond with
overtly aggressive acts including attacks on classmates.
The
first aggressive acts displayed with peers are often tugging at another child's toy, soon followed by hitting.
Arguments supporting this perspective primarily focus on nationally representative, community - based, parent and child self - report survey data and draw on findings of increased rates of verbal versus
physical aggressive acts and similar instigation rates across sex (Agnew and Hugeley 1989; Browne and Hamilton 1998; Ibabe and Bentler 2016; McCloskey and Lichter 2003; Nock and Kazdin 2002; Pagani et al. 2004, 2009; Straus et al. 1980).
As the number, form, and consequences of physically
aggressive acts increased and / or worsened, the women's depressive symptoms increased and self - esteem decreased.
Early intervention, as early as preschool, is the best method of redirecting the emerging negative behavior of children who
commit aggressive acts (Seifert, 2000).
Save it for the tougher problems —
aggressive acts such as biting, hitting, throwing toys, or open defiance.
Researchers Stan Davis and Charisse Nixon found that less than 20 percent of students who «saw or heard rumor - spreading, exclusion, harassment based on religion, gender, race and sexual orientation or who witnessed kicking or other
physically aggressive acts» told an adult about the experience.
one could argue there was no pretense or mistake in this war of inception rather than post deceptive wars we are forced to celebrate to this day by our leaders regardless of their merits as being «victimized» or
aggressive acts of War (just).
«Consistent with previous work on precursors to
aggressive acts, Dzhokhar's tweets showed a large drop in I - words as April approached,» Pennebaker told Business Insider in an email.
Self - sacrifice may be
an aggressive act against others or a form of self - destruction.
Prayer because it is recognition is also such
an aggressive act.
Observe Learn Respond What happened right before
the aggressive act?
● Avoid saying «Don't cry» or «You're okay» when Jack is upset, because blocking the emotional release of crying can cause repressed feelings to surface later in physically
aggressive acts.
That's why I tore up my favorite book, or peed on the carpet, or some other indirect,
aggressive act, when you went to the store without me.)
The NHTSA categorizes speeding as
an aggressive act and that speeding contributed to more than 44,000 fatal crashes in 2011 alone.
Mr Amidu, making a false accusation in public is
an aggressive act.
The international border extends into the depth of the ground and needless to say, any attempt to cross the border is considered
an aggressive act.
But don't blame violent media for inspiring violent or
aggressive acts.
Matsumoto hopes that future research will explore whether a person with neutral feelings toward a group can be made to feel hostile toward it, as well as ways to reduce ANCODI emotions and the probability of
aggressive acts.
A righteous Biblical allegory about the havoc we wreak on our planet (as I'm sure you've heard and heard again), damning not just
the aggressive acts but the mindset behind them.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR TEACHERS TO READ ON HOW TO APPLY RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN DEALING WITH INDISPLINE IN SCHOOLS The practice of restorative justice is a vehicle that offers hope to those affected by violent and
aggressive acts.
In line with this theory, antisocial individuals purposely engage in antisocial and
aggressive acts in an attempt to increase stimulation and achieve more agreeable arousal levels.
It also inevitably implies that both children bear equal responsibility for
the aggressive act — not true in the case of bullying — or mugging!
Thus, although all acts of bullying are aggressive, not
all aggressive acts are bullying.
Psychologically, writing is
an aggressive act that always remains as an underlying reason, and it doesn't have to be considered a negative one, just a realistic admission is required to clear the air and to help us move on to bigger and better creative endeavors.