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definition any behaviour that is intended to harm another individual by physical or verbal means bull any form of behaviour directed toward the goal of harming or injuring another living ...

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    Definition
    “Any behaviour that is intended to harm 
      another individual by physical or verbal 
      means.”
       Bull
    “Any form of behaviour directed toward the 
      goal of harming or injuring another living 
      being who is motivated to avoid such 
      treatment.”
       Baron
     Defining Aggression
     The difficulty with defining aggression is 
        shown below
                                  Increasing control
                         Aggression     ?     Assertion
                               Increasing frustration
   Socially acceptable?
   The definitions imply that it isn’t, but then why 
    should we justify actions such as tackling in 
    rugby and punches in boxing?
   Baron’s 3 categories
   Hostile (reactive) aggression
   Instrumental (channelled) aggression
   Assertive behaviour
   Hostile (reactive) aggression
   Prime motive is to harm an opponent outside 
    of the rules of the sport.
   Dysfunctional
   Hostile aggression involves anger.
   “Hostile destructiveness”.
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