Pharmacological manipulation of aggressiveness and impulsiveness in healthy volunteers

Caffeine as a Source of Misattribution in Police—Offender Confrontations: An Experiment with the Fire Arms Training System

“…(1) According to Bond's (1992) operational definition of aggression, that is, 'Aggressive behaviour is behaviour directed by one individual towards another individual (or object or self) with the aim of causing harm (Bond, 1992: p. 1), we may consider police officers' shooting behaviour to be aggressive behaviour.…”

Caffeine as a Source of Misattribution in Police—Offender Confrontations: An Experiment with the Fire Arms Training System

“…(1) According to Bond's (1992) operational definition of aggression, that is, 'Aggressive behaviour is behaviour directed by one individual towards another individual (or object or self) with the aim of causing harm (Bond, 1992: p. 1), we may consider police officers' shooting behaviour to be aggressive behaviour.…”

Acute effects of eltoprazine on aggressive and point-maintained responding of normal male participants: Phase I study.

“…Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the CPoint Subtraction Aggression Paradigm 1…”

“…Because of the demonstrated specificity of eltoprazine's effects on aggression in animals, we decided to evaluate the specificity of eltoprazine's effects on human aggressive responding. Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the °Point Subtraction Aggression Paradigm.…”

Caffeine as a Source of Misattribution in Police—Offender Confrontations: An Experiment with the Fire Arms Training System

“…(1) According to Bond's (1992) operational definition of aggression, that is, 'Aggressive behaviour is behaviour directed by one individual towards another individual (or object or self) with the aim of causing harm (Bond, 1992: p. 1), we may consider police officers' shooting behaviour to be aggressive behaviour.…”

Acute effects of eltoprazine on aggressive and point-maintained responding of normal male participants: Phase I study.

“…Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the CPoint Subtraction Aggression Paradigm 1…”

“…Because of the demonstrated specificity of eltoprazine's effects on aggression in animals, we decided to evaluate the specificity of eltoprazine's effects on human aggressive responding. Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the °Point Subtraction Aggression Paradigm.…”

Caffeine as a Source of Misattribution in Police—Offender Confrontations: An Experiment with the Fire Arms Training System

“…(1) According to Bond's (1992) operational definition of aggression, that is, 'Aggressive behaviour is behaviour directed by one individual towards another individual (or object or self) with the aim of causing harm (Bond, 1992: p. 1), we may consider police officers' shooting behaviour to be aggressive behaviour.…”

Acute effects of eltoprazine on aggressive and point-maintained responding of normal male participants: Phase I study.

“…Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the CPoint Subtraction Aggression Paradigm 1…”

“…Because of the demonstrated specificity of eltoprazine's effects on aggression in animals, we decided to evaluate the specificity of eltoprazine's effects on human aggressive responding. Bond (1992) suggested that one way to evaluate the role of serotonin in aggressive behavior is to study the effects of serotonin agonists on human aggressive responding under laboratory conditions. The present study examined the effects of eltoprazine on human aggressive responding using the °Point Subtraction Aggression Paradigm.…”