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The study that yeilded the concept of the alpha wolf (commonly used by people to justify aggressive behaviour) originated in a debunked model using just a few wolves in captivity. Its originator spent years trying to stop the myth to no avail.
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The American Psychological Association says there is scant evidence of any causal or correlational connection between playing violent video games and actually committing violent activities, but has acknowledged that video games may lead to aggressive & anti-social behaviour.
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At one end of Playa Blanca beach the white faced monkeys will beg visitors for food. Visitors are encouraged not to feed them as it can lead to aggressive behaviour.
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Cute aggression" denotes "superficially aggressive behaviour caused by seeing something cute, such as a human baby or young animal." E.g. saying "I want to eat you up!" to a baby or a puppy. The term originated from research on expressions of positive emotion.
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Aggressive behaviour doesn't reduce aggression and might even reinforce it.
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Some karaoke bars in the Philippines have banned Frank Sinatra's My Way, "believing it fuels egotism and aggressive behaviour". Performers have been shot dead for singing it out of tune
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JFK's sister had serious mental problems, including being dyslexic and being overly aggressive. She had surgery to try and pinpoint her strange behaviour, but it only ended with her not being able to walk or communicate at all.
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Chameleons change colour is as a signal, a visual signal of mood and aggression, territory and mating behaviour. Not to blend in with their surrounding.
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A study released by the Oxford Internet Institute last year suggested frustration at being unable to play a game was more likely to bring out aggressive behaviour than the content of the game itself.
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Cute aggression" denotes "superficially aggressive behaviour caused by seeing something cute, such as a human baby or young animal." The term originated from a research on expressions of positive emotion.
