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International Journal of Neurorehabilitation

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Aggressive Rehabilitation

Aggression is an overt or indirect social activity, often negative, with the intention of causing damage or other unpleasantness on another person. It can happen either reactively or with no provocation. In humans, violence may be triggered by increasing causes, from anger to feeling disrespected due to blocked goals. Human aggression may be categorized as direct and indirect aggression; while the former is characterized by physical or verbal actions designed to hurt others, the latter is characterized by actions designed to damage an person or group's social relations. The terms widely used in the social sciences and behavioral sciences, an individual's violence is an action or reaction that produces something negative to someone else. Some definitions include that someone must intend to harm someone else. In the same way, offensive or protective behavior between members of different species can not be taken as aggression.

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