New research clarifies why people defer to aggressive bosses despite not respecting them.
A new book argues that climate change, particularly higher temperatures, will push the needle toward aggression and violence.
New research on the "audience effect" suggests Carolina chickadees and tufted titmice get more aggressive when other birds are watching.
Teens who bully, harass, or otherwise victimize their friends probably do so to get to the top of their school's social hierarchy, a new study shows.
"Our results suggest that the more social pressure a man feels to be masculine, the more aggressive he may be."
Variation in a group of genes called a "supergene" explains why two kinds of white-throated sparrows have different levels of aggression, researchers say.
How your kids play with others as toddlers may predict if they will display aggressive and antisocial behavior later, a new study shows.
When an intruding ant enters a colony, ants don't jump to action to defend their home right away. The right smell has to "unlock" their aggression.
Boys and girls who had trouble paying attention in kindergarten at age 6 earned less money in their 30s, a new study shows.
/
1
