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- catalog contributor b1763792.
- catalog contributor b1763793.
- catalog contributor b1763794.
- catalog created "[1972, c1973]".
- catalog date "1972".
- catalog date "[1972, c1973]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1972, c1973]".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- catalog description "pt. 1 Nature theory. Freud, S. Why war? Dart, R. The predatory transition from ape to man. Lorenz, K. Ritualized fighting.--Pt. 2 Nurture theory. Craig, W. Why do animals fight? Malinowski, B. An anthropological analysis of war. Miller, N.E. The frustration-aggression hypothesis.--Pt. 3. Antecedent conditions: recent research. Denton, F.H. and Phillips, W. Some patterns in the history of violence. Feshbach, S. The stimulating vs. cathartic effects of a vicarious aggressive activity. Berkowitz, L. and Lepage, A. Weapons as aggression eliciting stimuli. Ulrich, R. Pain as a cause of aggression. Kuo, Z.Y. Studies on the basic factors in animal fighting: Inter-species coexistence in mammals. Hahn, H. Ghetto sentiments on violence.".
- catalog description "pt. 4. Modification and control: alternatives to aggression, hostility, and violence. Janis, I.L. and Katz, D. The reduction of intergroup hostility: research problems and hypotheses. Bostow, D.E. and Bailey, J.B. Modification of severe disruptive and aggressive behavior using brief timeout and reinforcement procedures. Bender, L. Treatment of aggression: aggression in childhood. James, W. The moral equivalent of war. Alexander, F. The psychiatric aspects of war and peace. Tinbergen, N. On war and peace in animals and man. Storr, A. Possible substitutes for war. Naess, A.A systematization of Gandhian ethics of conflict resolution. White, R.K. Three not-so-obvious contributions of psychology to peace. Toch, H. The convict as researcher.".
- catalog extent "x, 374 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Aggression, hostility and violence.".
- catalog identifier "0030853060".
- catalog isFormatOf "Aggression, hostility and violence.".
- catalog issued "1972".
- catalog issued "[1972, c1973]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston,".
- catalog relation "Aggression, hostility and violence.".
- catalog subject "301.6/3".
- catalog subject "Aggression".
- catalog subject "Aggressiveness.".
- catalog subject "BF575.A3 M36".
- catalog subject "Hostility (Psychology)".
- catalog subject "Hostility".
- catalog subject "Nature and nurture.".
- catalog subject "Violence".
- catalog subject "Violence.".
- catalog subject "War".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1 Nature theory. Freud, S. Why war? Dart, R. The predatory transition from ape to man. Lorenz, K. Ritualized fighting.--Pt. 2 Nurture theory. Craig, W. Why do animals fight? Malinowski, B. An anthropological analysis of war. Miller, N.E. The frustration-aggression hypothesis.--Pt. 3. Antecedent conditions: recent research. Denton, F.H. and Phillips, W. Some patterns in the history of violence. Feshbach, S. The stimulating vs. cathartic effects of a vicarious aggressive activity. Berkowitz, L. and Lepage, A. Weapons as aggression eliciting stimuli. Ulrich, R. Pain as a cause of aggression. Kuo, Z.Y. Studies on the basic factors in animal fighting: Inter-species coexistence in mammals. Hahn, H. Ghetto sentiments on violence.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 4. Modification and control: alternatives to aggression, hostility, and violence. Janis, I.L. and Katz, D. The reduction of intergroup hostility: research problems and hypotheses. Bostow, D.E. and Bailey, J.B. Modification of severe disruptive and aggressive behavior using brief timeout and reinforcement procedures. Bender, L. Treatment of aggression: aggression in childhood. James, W. The moral equivalent of war. Alexander, F. The psychiatric aspects of war and peace. Tinbergen, N. On war and peace in animals and man. Storr, A. Possible substitutes for war. Naess, A.A systematization of Gandhian ethics of conflict resolution. White, R.K. Three not-so-obvious contributions of psychology to peace. Toch, H. The convict as researcher.".
- catalog title "Aggression, hostility, and violence : nature or nurture? Edited by Terry Maple and Douglas W. Matheson.".
- catalog type "text".