2020
DOI: 10.12775/4380-2
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Agresja – zjawisko, skutki, zapobieganie. Perspektywa pedagogiki kognitywistycznej, psychoprofilaktyki oraz edukacji moralnej

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“…Adopting such a broad definition makes it possible to find a common basis for various typologies of aggressive behavior, including those due to the modality of the reaction (verbal aggression or physical aggression), the quality of the reaction (action or no action), directness (indirect aggression or direct aggression), visibility (overt aggression or hidden aggression), arousal (unprovoked action or retaliatory action), directed towards a target (enemy aggression or instrumental aggression), type of damage (physical or mental), and the persistence of consequences (temporary effects of aggression or long-term consequences of aggression). The common effects of experienced stress include, inter alia, aggressive behavior such as acts of selfdestruction (including self-harm and/or suicide attempts), uncontrolled outbursts of rage and/or anger, hostility towards people, and using acts of aggression as a kind of response to the slightest provocation and the desire to dominate others (Baron and Richardson 1994;Poprawa 1998;Terelak 2001;Strelau et al 2004;Krahe 2005;Niewiadomska 2007;Niewiadomska and Chwaszcz 2010;Siemieniecki et al 2020).…”
Section: The Presence Of Stress-generating Factors Specific To Seniorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adopting such a broad definition makes it possible to find a common basis for various typologies of aggressive behavior, including those due to the modality of the reaction (verbal aggression or physical aggression), the quality of the reaction (action or no action), directness (indirect aggression or direct aggression), visibility (overt aggression or hidden aggression), arousal (unprovoked action or retaliatory action), directed towards a target (enemy aggression or instrumental aggression), type of damage (physical or mental), and the persistence of consequences (temporary effects of aggression or long-term consequences of aggression). The common effects of experienced stress include, inter alia, aggressive behavior such as acts of selfdestruction (including self-harm and/or suicide attempts), uncontrolled outbursts of rage and/or anger, hostility towards people, and using acts of aggression as a kind of response to the slightest provocation and the desire to dominate others (Baron and Richardson 1994;Poprawa 1998;Terelak 2001;Strelau et al 2004;Krahe 2005;Niewiadomska 2007;Niewiadomska and Chwaszcz 2010;Siemieniecki et al 2020).…”
Section: The Presence Of Stress-generating Factors Specific To Seniorsmentioning
confidence: 99%