Sentences with phrase «aggressive thoughts»

«But we're much more tolerant as a society of aggressive thoughts, as long as they don't lead to aggressive behavior.»

Put aside whatever small - brained aggressive thoughts might be going through your head about what YOU deem as irresponsible or dangerous, and grieve with this woman as one to another.

Scientists still debate the issue, but the majority of studies show that extensive exposure media violence is a risk factor for aggressive thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

Researchers then assessed resulting changes in aggressive thoughts and behavior.

Dogs feed off of our energy so if we're nervous or anxious, they, too, become nervous and anxious and can become aggressive thinking they're protecting us.

Should see some more aggressive thinking come aboard from younger guys and gals I am sure.

Posttraumatic stress and bipolar can also lead to the violent expression of aggressive thoughts.

Two other studies found a similar link between violent game playing and aggressive thoughts and behavior, even after controlling for innate temperament and exposure to violence in other sources, such as movies and television.

Participants who battled what they perceived as human - looking characters in the game were more likely to have aggressive thoughts and words than those who had shot down monstrous nonhuman characters.

The positive effect was mostly because of reduced rumination and aggressive thoughts (11), while a study of people with chronic fatigue syndrome found that supplementing with probiotics for two months significantly reduced their anxiety scores (12).

Mostly when people think of pets being aggressive they think of dogs.

increased angry feelings and aggressive thoughts and behaviour.

The more these aggressive actions are rehearsed, the greater their impact on hostile emotion and aggressive thinking (Carnagey and Anderson 2005).

These youngsters often display hostile, angry, resentful, and aggressive thoughts (e.g., Schniering and Rapee 2004)-- which can be seen as a manifestation of cognitive fusion, and tend to be avoidant about their own share in negative events and problems occurring in life (e.g., Powell et al. 1997)-- which can be regarded as a variant of experiential avoidance.