Understanding Aggression
Ulrich, Roger Elwood, 1931-, Appleton-Century-Crofts, inc
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Combines artwork depicting man's aggressive behavior throughout the centuries with live-action sequences in order to examine the problem of the possible destruction of mankind by means of man's own aggressive tendencies. Psychologist Roger Ulrich discusses his theories of aggression and demonstrates some of his findings with actual animal experiments that reveal various causes of aggression
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- Credit
- Ulrich, Roger Elwood, 1931-, Appleton-Century-Crofts, inc
- Language
- English
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