In a published article I outline 6 subtypes of aggression, resulting at times into violence. It is based in part on my experience as an AF ER medic during the Vietnam Conflict, and on my research on combat trauma.
So I am interested in your thoughts and examples of when it is necessary. After collecting a # of responses, I will attach one or two of my published articles.
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Juan Carlos Prados
It is probably quite evident that violence may be necessary when our survival or that of someone close to us is threatened. The problem could come in terms of agreeing when survival is really threatened.
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Anjelika Huseyinzade Simsek
As a defense mechanism, projection and denial turned aggression outward. In order to protect the self.
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