Aggressive Species

In the field of psychology, aggression is understood as a set of behaviors exhibited by individuals within the same species that are aimed at inflicting pain, injury, or distress upon one another. This form of behavior is typically characterized by hostile actions or intentions, and it can manifest in various ways, including physical attacks, verbal confrontations, or emotional manipulation. Aggression serves different functions, ranging from self-defense to the establishment of dominance, and is influenced by a complex interplay of biological, social, and environmental factors.