What makes people violent?especially males? Scents that trigger aggression between have been identified in mice?does the same thing happen with humans?
BBC News reports that researchers have found that mice excrete two chemicals in their urine which make them want to fight.
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Watching media violence significantly increases the risk that a viewer or video game player will behave aggressively in both the short and long term.
Researcher L. Rowell Huesmann looked at more than half a century of research on the impact of exposure to violence in television, movies, video games and on the Internet. He says, "The...
Newswise - In the past few years, many of us have been shocked by theviolent acts done by fans of professional sports. Forinstance, "football louts" in the U.K. routinely terrorizetowns where their favorite teams are playing, to the extentthat British teams have been banned from internationalsoccer matches. In the U.S.,...
Newswise - Parents complain more about violence in films than they doabout gratuitous sex. Hollywood producers seem to thinkviolence is a necessary ingredient in a film that's aimed atthe crucial pre-adolescent male audience. But film violencemay not draw viewers to the extent that Hollywoodthinks it does, according to one...
The unexpected results of a new study reveal that showing children graphic images of violence makes them less?not more?aggressive.
Alison McCook writes, "After seeing pictures of people treated for gunshot wounds, including a man whose stomach was ripped apart by a bullet and a woman who lost her 8-month old fetus when she was shot in...