aggression

	Aggressive women - genes' fault
...ene and aggressive behavior. The research took place in Behavioral Physiology Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh, where 550 women of European origin were tested to find genetic evidence for aggression. The scientific study included genetic analysis together with two psychological tests on anger and aggression. It showed that those women who had one or both variation in serotonin receptor 2C gene also show a low ...
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	Hard-Rock and Classic Music Could Lead to Road Accidents, New Survey Says
... the human body. Elena Rusalkina, deputy director of Russian Institute of Ecopsychology says that "hard" music makes a person more aggressive and this person would subconsciously tend to put out this aggression by gaining speed in order to raise the adrenaline level in the blood. Some experts are of opinion that too much silent and steady music is also not the best solution for the road as it can calm the driver to such...
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	Humor Comes from Testosterone
...ile unicycling. He said that 95 percent of women were more likely to react with praising remarks or encouragement, while 75 percent of men would react with humorous remarks often concealing a latent aggression. Men also tended to be more predictable and repetitive when using humorous comments. For example, two thirds of all men respondents asked "Lost your wheel?". Professor Shuster claimed that male reaction also...
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	Vitamins and Minerals to Reduce Crimes Rates
...r one will be given placebo and the third group will be given a daily supplement of 30 vitamins and minerals, including those, which were proved to be effective in correcting person's mood swings and aggression. A pilot project conducted 10 years ago showed that vitamins intake resulted in 37 fewer offences. If the results will be successful, researchers will use their knowledge to target criminal behavior outside ...
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