Aggression

Abstract

Models of aggression and impulsivity: phenomenological models of aggression and impulsivity - implications for clinical research and treatment of human aggression, Burr S. Eichelman genetic models of aggression, impulsivity, and related behaviours,C.S. Bergeman and M.A. Montpetit developmental models of aggression, Jennifer E. Lansford, David L. Rabiner, Shari Miller-Johnson, Megan M. Golonka, and Jennifer Hendren biopsychosocial approaches to aggression, Mitchell E. Berman, Michael S. McCloskey,and Joshua J. Broman-Fulks impulsivity, Catherine A. Schmidt. Potential clinical models for disorders of aggression/anger: anger disorders, Jerry L. Deffenbacher anger attacks, Maurizio Fava impulsive aggression, Alan R. Felthous and Ernest S. Barratt intermittent explosive disorder, Emil F. Coccaro. Measures of aggression and impulsivity: questionnaire and interview measures of aggression in adults, Michael S. McCloskey and Emil F. Coccaro laboratory measures - the Taylor aggression paradigm, MichaelS. McCloskey and Mitchell E. Berman laboratory measures - point subtraction aggression paradigm, Don R. Cherek, Scott D. Lane, and Cynthia J. Pietras psychometric measurement of impulsivity, Catherine A. Schmidt laboratory measures of impulsivity,Donald M. Dougherty, Charles W. Mathias, and Dawn M. Marsh measurement of aggression in children and adolescents, Shana E. Cyrulnik, David J. Marks, Jeffrey H. Newcorn, and Jeffrey M. Halperin. Clinical treatment of aggression and impulsive aggression:psychosocial interventions - anger disorders, Jerry L. Deffenbacher psychosocial interventions for intimate-partner violence, Alan Rosenbaum, J. Celeste Walley, and Lori A. Meyerson psychopharmacological interventions - neuroleptics and lithium, RichardP. Malone and Mary Anne Delaney treatment of aggression - serotonergic agents, Royce Lee and Emil F. Coccaro pharmacological interventions - anticonvulsants, Stephen J. Donovan and Jalila B. Aybar.