Eliciting Stimuli

In John W. Renfrew (ed.), Aggression and its Causes: A Biopsychosocial Approach. Oxford University Press USA (1996)
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This chapter examines environmental conditions and stimuli that naturally produce or facilitate aggression. The findings reveal that the stimulus classes that have the most influence on aggressive behaviour are those producing painful responses and those resulting from the withdrawal of, or reduction in, reinforcing stimuli. The result also suggests that isolation and sensory deprivation can produce increased irritability and hypersensitivity to new stimuli, resulting in aggression.

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