What causes some individuals to act out violently when provoked, while others turn the other cheek? For decades, psychologists, criminologists, and sociologists (among others) have tried to understand ...
It’s a mistake to think problematic aggression is limited to those with psychiatric disorders. Healthy people have also the capacity for impulsive violence – and resulting “morally” poor behaviour.
Humans are aggressive, sometimes too much – could ‘moral enhancement’ technologies offer a solution?
University of Wollongong provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. It’s a mistake to think problematic aggression is limited to those with psychiatric disorders. Healthy people have also ...
Violent aggression in humans may involve a modified response to stress, but the underlying mechanisms are not well understood. Here we show that naturally present autoantibodies reactive to ...
Stress has a way of compounding. News of your parents' financial struggles and a packed work week can cause you to blow your lid during bumper-to-bumper traffic on your commute to work. Maybe you lay ...
Have you ever approached a seemingly harmless dog that suddenly started barking at you for no apparent reason? Or do you own a dog that gets randomly anxious around certain people or becomes hard to ...
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