PSICOBIOLOGÍA DE LAS CONDUCTAS AGRESIVAS

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 als...

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Published in:Anales de psicología (Murcia, Spain) Spain), 2002-07, Vol.18 (2), p.293
Main Authors: Gil Verona, José Antonio, Pastor, Juan Francisco, De Paz, Félix, Barbosa, Mercedes, Macías, José Ángel, Maniega, María Antonia, Rami-González, Lorena, Boget, Teresa
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