The Psychology of Aggression

This is an exhaustive and comprehensive study of hundreds of experiments and publications on the subject of aggression. It is a systematic presentation of what is known about aggression; theoretical formulations are compared and their assumption? and implications are examined; there is also a delineation of the problem of investiga* ting aggression in the laboratory and the field, as well as a presentation of methods of solving these problems. There is an emphasis on previously unpublished materia (doctoral dissertations, papers presented at meetings) because of the relative unavai -