Titlebook: Handbook of Aggressive and Destructive Behavior in Psychiatric Patients; Michel Hersen,Robert T. Ammerman,Lori A. Sisson Book 1994 Springe

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Biological—Physiologicalhe aggressive or destructive label. To provide a critical evaluation of developments within the area of hostility research, it is essential initially to clarify some terminologies. ., as well as others (.;.;.;.;.;.;.), has recently reexamined the nature of aggression for a general audience. In both

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Social Psychologicalocation of one person by another, followed by some act of retaliation. Other antecedents of aggression, whether genetic, temperamental, social or cultural in origin, are usually considered to act as moderators of situational effects but not to motivate aggression in and of themselves (.). This revie

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Psychoanalyticpsychoanalysis is not a unified theory. As the original Freudian theory has been modified and expanded, it has gradually developed into several distinctive approaches within psychoanalysis. Though overlapping, each provides coherent and distinct approaches to human development, psychopathology, and

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Epidemiologyvolve three sequential levels of investigation: description, analysis, and experimentation (.). Epidemiological method has the potential to make substantial contributions to the study of the relationship between aggressive behavior and mental disorders. At the descriptive level, epidemiological stud

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Control in the Psychiatric Setting—Adultsm paranoid schizophrenia. During the first few years of his stay he was regarded as a “good” patient: he was usually a reliable worker, was compliant with the instructions of ward staff, and was never in a fight. Nevertheless, he frequently exhibited psychotic behavior, asserting that he was a “king

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