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Fighting
aggression between equally matched people
aggression
aggression by someone with power over weaker individuals
Social determinants of violence
repeat moves/school changes
parent criminal behavior
parent drug abuse
physical/sexual abuse
hx of harming animals
low intelligence
TV violence
hx of violence
poverty
firearm availability
Why are men typically more aggressive
more androgenic steroids (unclear mech.)
Biological determinants of violence include:
hx of head injury
abnl EEG
lesions (temporal, frontal, hypothalamus, amygdala, prepiriform area)
How does aggression change with Kluver Bucy syndrome
Decreases
NT associated with inc aggression
Dopamine
NT's associated with dec aggression
GABA
5HT
Two psych illnesses associated with aggression
schizo
bipolar
Low levels of this metabolite are seen in the fluids of violent people
5-HIAA (serotonin marker)
How do drugs affect aggression
Cocaine inc DA = inc
LSD inc 5HT = dec
BZ's/Barbs inc GABA = dec
Heroin = dec
PCP inc glutamate = inc
disorder characterized by episodes when pt loses control and attacks another person w/o cause
Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED)
IED differential dx
alcohol, drugs
psychosis
dementia
conduct/antisocial disorder
IED findings
soft neuro signs (poor balance, mild incoordination)
no loss of touch with reality
Names for a condition with a single episode of explosive behavior occuring in conjunction with dissociative sx.
Amok (SE asia)
Cathard (Polynesia)
mal de pelea (Puerto Rico)
iich-aa (Navajo)
Fire setting, attraction
Pyromania
Impulse to take things without paying despite the fact that they're affordable
Kleptomania
Klepto is associated with what other disorder in 25% of patients
Bulemia
Strong need to pull out one's own hair
Trichotillomania
Hair eating
Trichophagia
hair balls
trichobezoars
Tx of impulsive and aggressive behavior
SSRIs
Retinal hemorrhages in a child can be a sign of...
shaken baby syndrome