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Supertopics:
Personality Traits A through B

Aggressiveness

Subtopics:
Genes and Hormones for Aggression and War
Testosterone and Temperament
we are genetically wired to see Us and Them
webDavid BerrebyNational Geographic2018-04-08
chimps kill to win new territory
webEwen CallawayNew Scientist2010-06-23
a genetically war-prone tribe ventured from Africa
webEduardo MorenoNature Precedings2010-04-13
warfare is too variable to be innate
webJohn HorganNew Scientist2009-07-07
males more likely to cooperate against a competitor
webReuters2006-09-08
if damselflies could talk
webRuben Bolling2006-01-01
Lead Poisoning as a Cause of Violent Crime
more violent crime on downwind side of highways
webChris MooneyWashington Post2015-12-21
reducing lead may have reduced crime
webLauren K. WolfChemical and Engineering News2014-02-03
lead is a hidden villain behind crime
webKevin DrumMother Jones2013-02-01
Aggressiveness Miscellany
lack of omega-3 food linked with aggressive outbursts
webMaiya FochtDaily Mail2024-05-28
five passive-aggressive phrases that annoy people
webJohn BoweMake It2022-12-23
wide faces in men linked with unethical behavior
webCharles Q. ChoiLiveScience2011-07-05
gasoline vapors increase aggression in rats
webScienceDaily2009-11-24
peace among primates (malleable primate nature)
webRobert M. SapolskyGreater Good Magazine2007-10-01
peaceful culture that arises in primates can persist
webNatalie AngierNew York Times2004-04-13
rejection decreases IQ, increases aggression
webEmma YoungNew Scientist2002-03-15