Aggression--Or Love?

Investigates possible biological and evolutionary roots of aggressive behavior through implications drawn from the study of aggression and love in animals. Shows experimental studies which suggest that aggressive behavior may result from crowded conditions, lack of reinforcement for accepted acts, and reinforcement for aggressive behavior itself. Implies that aggressive behavior is not innate and can be modified by love., Analyzes aggression, its forms and functions, its relationship to frustration and punishment, and its role in gang fights, guerilla skirmishes, and global war.