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Men C Women C and Aggression 8Campbell 9

 

Both sexes see an intimate connection between aggression and control, but for women aggression in the failure of self-control, while for men it is the imposing of control over others. Women's aggression emerges from their inability to check the disruptive and frightening forces of their own anger. For men, it is a legitimate means of assuming authority over the disruptive and frightening forces in the world around them.
-- Anne Campbell. Men, Women, and Aggression (Basic Books, 1993)
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