“…While acute ecstasy intoxication appears to reduce aggression, there is some evidence of subacute effects, with ecstasy linked with increased aggression 3-4 days post consumption (Curran et al, 2004;Hoshi, Pratt, Mehta, Bond, & Curran, 2006). However, some researchers argue that negative subacute effects of ecstasy consumption may be confounded by sleep factors (e.g., hours and quality of sleep; Pirona & Morgan, 2010;Scott, Hides, Allen, & Lubman, 2013). Further, there is little evidence supporting the proposition of an association between ecstasy use and long-term increases in aggression (Hoshi et al, 2007).…”