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Browsing Theses by Subject "Aggressiveness."
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(2012-06-28)Eighteen male Holtzman rats served as subjects. Prior to aggression testing, one group of 9 rats (Group CAD) was maintained on a .15% saccharin solution having 90 ppm cadmium for 133 days. Another group of 9 rats (Group ...
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(2012-06-21)Historically, theories on aggression only considered the impact of environmental, biological, and sociological factors. However, recent evidence suggests physiological sources of aggression deserve greater attention. One ...
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(2012-06-20)Assertiveness is often positively correlated with self0concept and a positive relationship exists between self-concept and both a masculine and an androgynous gender role orientation. However, little research has explored ...
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(2012-05-30)The present study investigated the relationship between aggression and self-concept in adolescents seen in mental health centers. The effects of age, gender, and level of pubertal development on aggression and self-concept ...
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(2012-05-17)The purpose of this study was to determine if a relationship exists between high and low levels of internalized shame and high and low levels of aggression among a group of male juvenile offenders in a maximum-security ...
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