Aggression
Researchers from University of Utrecht provide details of new studies and findings in the area of aggression
Published in Mental Health Business Week, January 17th, 2009
"They lost to an ostensible opponent on a competitive task. In the shame condition, they were told that their opponent was bad, and they saw their own name at the bottom of a ranking list. In the control condition, they were told nothing about their opponent and did not see a ranking list. Next, participants could blast their opponent with noise (aggression measure). As expected, narcissistic children were more aggressive than others, but only after...
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