Tag Archives: aggression
“Bored” Teens with Murder on their Minds
To simply blame guns and to not be outraged by the mindset (e.g., entitlement, no empathy, mindless sensation-seeking, disregard for the value of life) that prompted the senseless murder of an innocent tourist is not only the epitome of denial but a stark reflection of our society’s seemingly steadfast refusal to reckon with the defining social issue of our times.
Powers To Be Reckoned With: The Channeled Aggressors
We all know people who seem to want everyone to know they are a power to be reckoned with — folks with little regard for anyone they perceive to be less tenacious and goal-driven as they are, There’s something about such people that goes beyond healthy assertiveness. And living or working with them can be a truly stressful experience.
Antisocial Personalities: The Unbridled Aggressive Pattern
Aggressive Personalities: The Sub-Types
Aggressive Personalities: An Upcoming Refresher Course
Recognizing Covert-Aggression
The Tragedy in Newtown
Far too many individuals among us enter adolescence and adulthood without having developed the internal controls necessary to adequately regulate their behavior, and especially, to modulate their violent impulses under duress. That so many have so few controls is in itself a major tragedy in our culture.