Onscreen Bullying Primes the Brain for Aggression

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Onscreen Bullying Primes the Brain for Aggression

Iowa State University and Brigham Young University shows that onscreen relational aggression, including social exclusion, gossip and emotional bullying, may activate the neural networks that guide behavior. Mean screens prime the brain for aggression, ...

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Onscreen Bullying Primes the Brain for Aggression

Onscreen Bullying Primes the Brain for Aggression

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