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Aggression

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Human aggression

Robert A. Baron

1977

Bully in sight

Tim Field

1996

Crime and the mind

Walter Bromberg

1972

Psychological abuse in violent domestic relations

Roland D. Maiuro, K. Daniel O'Leary

2001

The biology of violence

Debra Niehoff

1999

Bullying at school

Dan Olweus

1993

Violence and the struggle for existence

Frank M. Ochberg, Stanford University. Committee on Violence., David N. Daniels et al.

1970

Television and aggression

Seymour Feshbach

1971

Emotion: Theory, Research and Experience

Robert Plutchik

1986

The Hunting Hypothesis

Robert Ardrey

1976

Verzoening

Frans de Waal

1989

Dog problems

Carol Lea Benjamin

1981

Frustration and aggression

John Dollard

1944

The dynamics of aggression

Edwin Inglee Megargee

1970

Demonic males

Richard Wrangham, Dale Peterson

1997

Social Aggression among Girls (Guilford Series On Social And Emotional Development)

Marion K. Underwood

2003

The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness

Erich Fromm

1973

Alcohol and aggression

Paul F. Brain

1986

Power and innocence

Rollo May

1972

Human aggression

Anthony Storr

1968

Playing with anger

Howard C. Stevenson

2003

Bullying in secondary schools

Ginny Sullivan, Keith Sullivan, Mark Cleary

2004

Creative aggression

George Robert Bach

1974

Man and aggression

Ashley Montagu

1968

Mama One, Mama Two

Patricia MacLachlan

1982

Television and the aggressive child

L. Rowell Huesmann, Leonard D. Eron

1986

Biology of aggression

Randy Joe Nelson

2006

Les damnés de la terre

Frantz Fanon

1965 ★ 4.7

Human aggression and violence

Mario Mikulincer, Phillip R. Shaver

2010

Sex, violence, and the media

Hans Jurgen Eysenck

1978

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