What’s the Northern Aggression War?

The Civil War, also known as the War of Northern Aggression, was a military conflict in the US from 1861-1865. The North fought to force the South to rejoin the Union, and after the war, Northerners referred to it as a war against slavery and insurrection, while Southerners used terms like “Mr. Lincoln’s War.” Some […]

Anger and aggression: what’s the link?

Anger is a normal response to a threatening situation, but aggression can lead to problems. Physical signs of anger include increased heart rate and breathing, and adrenaline release. Children who aren’t taught to express anger healthily may become angry adults. Suppressing anger can lead to stress and health problems. Anger management techniques include assertiveness, redirection, […]

Causes of adolescent aggression?

Adolescent aggression can be caused by physical changes, unstable hormones, family situations, exposure to violence, taunting, and low self-esteem. The environment can also play a role, and some adolescents are inherently prone to aggression. The teenage stage is often fraught with uncertainty and confusion for many teenagers due to the physical changes in their bodies, […]

What’s social aggression?

Social aggression, also known as relational aggression, is indirect bullying aimed at ruining a person’s reputation among peers. It is most common among teenagers and can lead to depression, poor performance in school or work, and even suicidal thoughts or actions. Schools have adopted zero-tolerance policies for bullying. Social aggression, also known as relational aggression, […]

Aggression war: what is it?

Wars of aggression, without justifiable purpose, are now considered international crimes alongside human trafficking and genocide. Aggressive warfare is unacceptable by most nations, but a lack of a uniform definition for a crime of aggression has hindered prosecution. The United Nations and international treaties act as guiding authorities until a uniform definition is agreed upon. […]

What triggers aggression?

Aggressive behavior can be healthy or negative, and may be caused by medications, brain diseases, addiction recovery, brain injuries, or emotional traumas. Seeking medical care can help identify and correct the underlying issue. Aggression is when an individual actively engages in pursuit of a specific goal or action. Some forms of aggressive behavior are healthy, […]

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