Aggression is usually defined as an act of causing unnecessary harm to another person (Krizan and Herlache, 2015). Aggressive behavior has many forms and has been distinguished according to its goal (to hurt someone or gain a specific reward), level of consideration (calculated versus implosive), target of attack, and arousal (angry tension versus calm cool-headedness) (Krizan and Herlache, 2015). Aggression and violence have been around for a long time and today is no different; bullying, verbal abuse, assaults, even murder, still plague society. Despite this, we often put a lot of effort into eliminating aggressive behaviors every day.
The role of sleep-wake regulation in human aggression and violence has been severely neglected, although
The role of sleep-wake regulation in human aggression and violence has been severely neglected, although