Aggression is Behavior with the Aim to Cause Damage

Authors

  • Sinisa Franjic Independent Researcher

Keywords:

Aggression, Violence, Cognition, Mental Health

Abstract

Aggression is behavior that is basically intended to cause damage, i.e. to injure someone physically or mentally. There are active and passive aggression. Active aggression is physical and verbal attacks, while passive aggression causes harmful consequences by deliberately not taking action. The basis of the aggressive urge is the internal physical and psychological state; appears with feelings of anger and hostility; in frustrating situations; when a physical or verbal threat or possible attack is felt.

Published

2024-06-11

How to Cite

Franjic, S. (2024). Aggression is Behavior with the Aim to Cause Damage. Journal of Medical Health Research and Psychiatry, 1(1), 1–4. Retrieved from https://medical-health-psychiatry.com/1/article/view/6