Titlebook: Neuropsychology of Aggression; Joel S. Milner Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Encounter.aggression.attention.behav

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Book 1991nd cognitive functions that appear to be associated with aggressive behavior. Attention is given to measurement and design problems that are frequently encountered in the study of aggression. Further, it is emphasized that any relationship between neuropsychological factors and aggressive behavior w

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Assessing Violent Behavior with Self-Reports,ns cannot be identified nor adequately differentiated from nonagressive persons. As a result, without good measurement, group differences cannot be adequately examined, and individual-level explanations or predictions become even more tenuous.

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Biological Correlates of Gender Differences in Violence,d neglect. This means that an estimated 16.13 children per 1000 experience abuse or neglect serious enough to suffer demonstrable injuries on an annual basis. The problem is even more serious when we consider the number of children who experience abuse or endangerment of health and safety through ab

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The Neuropsychology of Marital Aggression,e public, as well as the academic and professional community, has become increasingly aware of this unobtrusive problem. The result has been a dramatic increase in the research and clinical literature pertaining to marital, and other forms of domestic, aggression.

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Book 1991e behavior. Finally, since there has been a major societal and professional interest in the study of aggression within the family, several chapters focus on the possible neurological, neuropsychological, and physiological aspects of family violence. Chapter 1, entitled "Biological Theories of Violen