THE PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF AGRESSIVE BEHAVIOURS
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With this paper we have made a revision of what aggression and violence are, to find out what their possible psychobiological causes are, as we consider that the study of the psychobiological mechanisms of aggression will allow a better understanding of the evolution of this human behaviour, and also a better classification of the pathological signs of the violent behaviours. We define violence as a destructive aggression that implies physical harm to people or their properties , as those properties are instruments of life for the person assaulted or a symbol of it. We show the different psychobiological models: genetic, endocrinological, ethological and neurobiological, describing how some kinds of pathological impulsive violent behavious, can be studied as a behaviour problem with biological conexions.Downloads
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Gil Verona, J. A., Pastor, J. F., De Paz, F., Barbosa, M., Macías, J. Ángel, Maniega, M. A., … Picornell, I. (2002). THE PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF AGRESSIVE BEHAVIOURS. Anales De Psicología Annals of Psychology, 18(2), 293–303. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/analesps/article/view/28511
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