Zusammenfassung
Alle Formen der Aggression betreffen Anstrengungen, andere zu kontrollieren, nicht erwünschte andere in sicherem Abstand zu halten oder zu neutralisieren sowie, wo immer notwendig, potentielle Feinde zu töten oder potentielle Beute zu machen.
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Stone, M. (2001). Biologische Aspekte der Aggression. In: Cierpka, M., Buchheim, P. (eds) Psychodynamische Konzepte. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56504-5_31
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