Barroom aggression among Australian tradesmen: associations with heavy episodic drinking, trait aggression, and conformity to masculine norms

Whether there effect of the used video on group guidance services to aggressive behavior?

“…Furthermore, aggressive behavior is physical or verbal behavior that is intended to damage, destroy property, and hurt others (Atkinson, 2010;Myers, 2012). Several studies have shown that many things cause individuals to behave aggressively, namely excessive drinking of alcohol (Denson et al, 2011;Miller et al, 2017). Cognitive development, education levels, and degrees of exposure should be conducted.…”

Alcohol consumption, masculinity, and alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour in sportspeople

“…8,10 Masculinity appears to play a role in aggression, anti-social behaviour and excessive alcohol consumption in non-sporting samples. 11,12 Higher levels of masculinity have been shown to be associated with intimate partner violence, barroom assaults, and sexual coercion. 12 Masculinity is also associated with excessive alcohol consumption, violence and anti-social behaviour in both men and women.…”

“…11,12 Higher levels of masculinity have been shown to be associated with intimate partner violence, barroom assaults, and sexual coercion. 12 Masculinity is also associated with excessive alcohol consumption, violence and anti-social behaviour in both men and women. 13 Although different forms of masculinity have been proposed (e.g., hegemonic masculinity, hyper-masculinity) most researchers describe masculinity as a sociocultural construction of the beliefs, traits, and behaviours that are important to being a man and which support the maintenance of dominance and power over others.…”

“…7,8 Although there is no research on these relationships in sport participants, research in nonsport settings shows a relationship between masculinity, alcohol consumption, and aggression in men. 11,12,20 Miller and colleagues found that alcohol-related aggression was associated with masculinity in young men and tradesmen, but the association between masculinity and alcohol-related aggression was in part explained by excessive alcohol consumption. 11,12 There is a paucity of research examining alcohol-related aggression and anti-social behaviour in UK or European sport participants.…”

“…11,12,20 Miller and colleagues found that alcohol-related aggression was associated with masculinity in young men and tradesmen, but the association between masculinity and alcohol-related aggression was in part explained by excessive alcohol consumption. 11,12 There is a paucity of research examining alcohol-related aggression and anti-social behaviour in UK or European sport participants. There is also no research examining the relationship between masculinity, within-sport violence, alcohol consumption, and alcohol related aggression and antisocial behaviour in sportspeople (e.g., physical/sexual assaults, vandalism).…”