level of aggression
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflevelandaggression
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level
noun[C]
uk/ˈlev.əl/us/ˈlev.əl/
the height ...
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aggression
noun[U]
uk/əˈɡreʃ.ən/us/əˈɡreʃ.ən/
spoken or physical behaviour that is threatening or involves harm to someone ...
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(Definition oflevelandaggressionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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We hypothesized first that classroomlevelofaggressionin first grade would predict high aggressive behavior among males in middle school, after controlling for individuallevelofaggression.
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Moreover, we believe this bias is an important individual difference variable directly related to theirlevelofaggression.
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To investigate the relation between inflation and children'slevelofaggression, inflation indices were correlated with the composite aggression index.
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We next hypothesized that the predictive power of classroom aggression would vary with individuallevelofaggression.
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Individuallevelofaggressionin first grade was a significant antecedent by itself (odds ratio confidence interval of 1.03-2.97).
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To investigate the clinical significance of inflating one's selfviews, four inflation indices were computed and related to children'slevelofaggression.
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Exposure to community violence in the past year was related to currentlevelofaggressionand depression, even when controlling for previous symptom level.
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For first-grade boys, poverty level was associated with higher risk of aggression, disruption, and vulnerability to classroomlevelofaggression.
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We must possess the capability to respond effectively, no matter what thelevelofaggressionaimed against us.
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Instead, a high level of peer victimization was related to a highlevelofaggressionregardless of whether boys had a high or a low genetic disposition to such behavior.
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First grade males' own poverty level was associated with higher risk of being more aggressive, disruptive in first grade, and thereby increased their vulnerability to classroomlevelofaggression.
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They also propose two limited-duration groups: one whose initially highlevelofaggressiondesists in elementary school and another whose aggression desists in late adolescence or early adulthood.
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Individual dogs may or may not display thelevelofaggressionthat their breed standard suggests.
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Scientists have observed a correlation, and sometimes even a causal relationship, between the violence in the images seen by children and theirlevelofaggressionin real life.
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Researchers do not specify the genres they compared the slasher films to for thelevelofaggressionagainst women.
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Personal relationships that have been previously strained by a highlevelofaggressionare likely to undergo improvement.
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The scores are normalized on a scale of 0 to 1, with 1 being the highestlevelofaggression.
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An example would be allowing two groups of children to play violent or nonviolent videogames, and then observing their subsequentlevelofaggressionduring free-play period.
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It is assumed that the effect of the start of physical treatment is such a relief, and decreases pre-existing aggression so much, that the overalllevelofaggressionactually decreases.
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