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But she added that mothers have been found to be very accurate in assessing poor conduct, aggression and attention problems.

"The United States strongly condemns the act of aggression that led to their deaths," Mr Gibbs said.

My first reaction on the day I arrived, exactly six months after Andy and I were married, was not aggression but something akin to hysteria.

Practically the danger is that our thoughts take a more deterministic turn and we move towards more aggression and cheating and away from helping behaviours.

The downside of testosterone for modern males is that unless it is allowed to vent itself in a physical outlet, it may create aggression and can cause anti - social problems.

Water dampens any inherent aggression and impulse of this powerfulsign.

Girls do not have an exclusive claim to relational aggression, however.

Another will be to stiffen official resolve in America and elsewhere to tackle cyber aggression more forcefully.

The aggression and street smarts learned in an urban environment enable the transplant to establish a massive crime ring and take over the town.

Here, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner visits Qaddafi at the Bab Azizia palace, which was destroyed in a 1986 U.S. air raid and left in ruins as a reminder of Western aggression.

This seemingly uncharacteristic aggression may be the result of captivity.

Male hormones, particularly testosterone, are the aggression hormones that cause men to hunt and kill prey.

Then we took a series of swift steps in a matter of days to answer Qaddafi's aggression.

Since last year we have unfolded three large-scale movements in the country, the movement to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, the agrarian reform movement and the movement to suppress counter-revolutionaries, and we have won great victories.

For a dog, an erect tail indicates aggression.

A man is taught that he must not show physical aggression towards other men, something he needs to do, to find his position within the mating hierarchy.

Troops are on the alert against any possible aggression.

(psychoanalysis) a stage in psychosexual development when the child's interest is concentrated in the mouth; fixation at this stage is said to result in dependence, selfishness, and aggression.

The Argentines had been guilty of aggression and must not be allowed to get away with it.

Deterrence of aggression also demands forward defense.

THE cockerels strut and stamp, heads jerking, chests puffed, in a swaggering display of mock aggression.