Titlebook: Handbook of Anger, Aggression, and Violence; Colin R. Martin,Victor R. Preedy,Vinood B. Patel Reference work 2023 Springer Nature Switzerl

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The Neural Bases of Angerrature, the neural bases of every anger facet are discussed. Last but not least, the possibility of defining a “core” neural area subserving the different aspects of anger is discussed. The relevance of separating the several aspects of anger goes beyond a mere theoretical scope and has relevant tra

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Violent Video Games and Aggressiondeo games and violent television is presented. Then, research findings concerning the effects of violent video game and theoretical explanations of the underlying processes are reviewed in detail. This is followed by a summary of research findings concerning the effect of violent video games on aggr

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Violence Caused by Prescription Medicationd children. Akathisia, agitation, mania, and emotional blunting were present in many individuals committing acts of violence. Many psychotropic drugs react with monoamine neurotransmitters, interfering with the brain’s neural network leading to chemical lobotomies and dysexecutive syndromes.

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Racial Microaggressionsviolence and aggression, and research has linked microaggressions to racial animus. Here, the authors define microaggressions, explain types of microaggressions, describe the taxonomy of microaggressions, and explicate the reasons which make microaggressions a form of aggression. This chapter also d

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Relational Aggression and Popularitywer academic success and engagement. Research suggests that high social status, whether sociometric or perceived, is a risk factor for lower-quality peer relationships. That is, highly preferred . highly prominent youth experience lower-quality best friendships compared to moderately preferred or pr