Student Classroom Misbehavior: An Exploratory Study Based on Teachers' Perceptions by Rachel C. F. Sun, Daniel T. L. Shek

“…The most unacceptable problem behavior was disrespecting teachers in terms of disobedience and rudeness, followed by talking out of turn and verbal aggression. The findings revealed that teachers perceived student problem behaviors as those behaviors involving rule-breaking, violating the implicit norms or expectations, being inappropriate in the classroom settings and upsetting teaching and learning, which mainly required intervention from teachers.…”
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“Boring Photography”: American New Topographics, Socialist Boredom, and Post-Soviet Deadpan Photography by Victoria Musvik

“…In my analysis, I focus on the link between trauma and repressed aggression, violence, and resentment. I also show how Russian deadpan photography has opposed Putin’s regime and developed a pioneer methodology for reflecting on the post-Soviet condition. …”
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“First they bomb as much as they please, then they film”: The Politics of War Ruins in Two Vietnam War Documentaries by Zachary Baqué

“…This time, the ruins were clearly the result of the US war effort, if not its overt aggression, and they even questioned the very possibility of adequately representing the destruction caused by war. …”
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THE LGBTQA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETES’ EXPERIENCES IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES: BASIS FOR AN INSTITUTIONAL INCLUSIVE SPORTS PLAN by Jordan Pocaan

“…The researcher concluded that ignoring inequality does not prevent abuse, but progressively worsen the aggression toward sexual minorities. Additionally, if athletes are freed from discrimination and stress, they will be better able to focus and improve their performance.…”
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Dating violence in a sample of Colombian students: relation with gender-based violence in the near context by Enrique Bonilla-Algovia, Esther Rivas-Rivero

“…Method: The study sample consists of 443 students from different Colombian universities, and their mean age is 20.64 years old (SD = 3.91). The levels of aggression were measured by the modified version of the Conflict Tactics Scale (M-CTS). …”
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Perceptions des étudiants en ergothérapie et en travail social quant au développement de leurs compétences interculturelles durant la formation initiale by Sylvie Tétreault, Camille Brisset, Carine Bétrisey, Alida Gulfi, Yvan Leanza, Nicolas Kühne

“…Based on the transformative learning model, a thematic analysis allowed to identify seven themes evoked by participants on this topic: (1) identify learning and areas to improve; (2) strengthen one’s self-confidence; (3) use communication techniques effectively; (4) deal with aggression or divergent ideas; (5) know and adapt to the Other; (6) integrate and apply theoretical knowledge; (7) be able to question oneself. …”
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Conflict in Ukraine: Inflections Points after the Zeitenwende and Article 51 of the Charter of United Nations by Sebastian Kornhauser

“…Manifestations of Western hegemonism, incremental NATO eastward expansion, the proliferation of US military bases overseas and the unilateral resort to force in ways that transgressed the constraints contained in Article 51 of the UN Charter were instrumental in provoking Russia into aggression. The US, as a pioneer in interpreting the right to self-defence widely to include anticipatory and pre-emptive self-defence, resulted in disastrous consequences in, inter alia, Iraq and Afghanistan. …”
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Robotics for Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery: A Review by Xiaona Wang, Max Q.-H. Meng

“…This new surgical procedure is very appealing from patients’ perspectives because it eliminates completely abdominal wall aggression and promises to reduce postoperative pain, in addition to all other advantages brought by laparoscopic surgery. …”
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Ethnic identity features in convicted migrants with recidivist behavior: development of tolerance among convicted migrants to other ethnic groups by O. S. Dzhumabaev, M. V. Iontseva

“…The development of tolerance among convicted migrants requires development and implementation of measures aimed at reducing aggression and accepting diversity of culture of other ethnic groups.…”
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THE SUNNI-SHI'ITE RIVALRY AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE GEOPOLITICAL SITUATION OF THE MIDDLE EAST by A. A. Kuznetsov

“…To the author's mind this aggression and further empowerment of the Shi'ite majority reduced to the civil war in Iraq and exacerbation of the sectarian conflict. …”
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THE NEXUS BETWEEN ARMED CONFLICT, SECURITY, PEACE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by SAMUEL BULUS WADZANI, OGUNDAIRO KAYODE EMMANUEL, AUGUSTINE ECHOBU OGWUCHE

“…The research used secondary data. Frustration aggression theory was adopted. The research recommends that good governance should be totally up-held in Africa to minimize conflicts in our nations and states, through good policies and programmes. …”
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Folkehelseperspektivet og liberaliseringen av nordisk alkoholpolitikk by Ragnar Hauge

“…Nordic alcohol policy has traditionally had as its main target to prevent alcohol abuse and its consequences - drunkenness resulting in aggression, violence and other anti social acts as well as chronic abuse resulting in neglected children and poverty. …”
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Where does the truth lie? Petty violence in the light of court records in Poland in the first half of the 18th century by Bożena Popiołek

“…Petty violence is understood as all forms of unacceptable assaults – verbal and physical aggression – that does not cause serious injury, but because of its burdensomeness and frequency was treated as inadmissible and the people experiencing it sued perpetrators in local courts. …”
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Administrative-Legal Regulation of Ukraine’s Space Activities: Challenges in Wartime and Strategic Perspectives by Inesa Kostenko

“…Particular attention is paid to the impact of large-scale armed aggression on the development of the space sector as a strategic factor in ensuring national security and defense capability. …”
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La Guerra de España en el contexto de la crisis internacional de entreguerras by David Jorge

“…While it was in Manchuria (1931) where impunity began with an act of aggression by one sovereign state against another of its same condition (both of them members of the League of Nations), it was in Abyssinia (1935-1936) where the system of collective security was broken with the lifting of the sanctions initially imposed to Italy due to its attack and invasion of Ethiopia. …”
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Behaviors associated with mobbing in adolescent relationships / Comportamente asociate mobbing-ului în relațiile dintre adolescenți by BICAN Ovidiu

“…Those who find out about the incident are mainly the colleagues of the victims, and they are also the ones who offer support to colleagues who are subjected to aggression. Regarding the research hypotheses, we noticed that there are differences between boys and girls regarding the status of being a victim of mobbing, but only for the physical forms. …”
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Internalizing and externalizing symptoms in individuals with neurofibromatosis type 1: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Dan Liu, Liyan Yu, Xian Wu, Julia Moreira, Benjamin Felipe Mujica, Elora Shelly Mukhopadhyay, Angelena Novotney, André B. Rietman, Yang Hou

“…Studies that included more participants with NF1 who had ADHD or a lower verbal IQ reported greater group disparities in total internalizing symptoms or aggression. Conclusions Findings highlight the importance of promptly recognizing internalizing and externalizing symptoms in individuals with NF1 for timely interventions. …”
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The State Symbols of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the Twentieth Century by Emir Filipovic

“…In 1992 it managed to gain its independence which was then followed by a three-year-long brutal military aggression and armed conflict that ended in 1995. Seeing as each regime change also required an adjustment of symbols which would have reflected the newly established political realities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this case study can serve as an appropriate illustration of the significant role symbols can play in modern state-building processes and construction of collective identities. …”
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Latest news from the bonobos: Pan paniscus myths and realities by David Beaune

“…They are not purely egalitarian but non-violent and tolerant. Neither lethal aggression nor infanticide were observed and are not expected. …”
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Mining and utilization of network protocol’s stealth attack behavior by Yan-jing HU, Qing-qi PEI

“…The survivability,concealment and aggression of network protocol’s stealth attack behaviors were very strong,and they were not easy to be detected by the existing security measures.In order to compensate for the shortcomings of existing protocol analysis methods,starting from the instructions to implement the protocol program,the normal behavior instruction sequences of the protocol were captured by dynamic binary analysis.Then,the potential stealth attack behavior instruction sequences were mined by means of instruction clustering and feature distance computation.The mined stealth attack behavior instruction sequences were loaded into the general executing framework for inline assembly.Dynamic analysis was implemented on the self-developed virtual analysis platform HiddenDisc,and the security of stealth attack behaviors were evaluated.Excepting to mining analysis and targeted defensive the stealth attack behaviors,the stealth attack behaviors were also formally transformed by the self-designed stealth transformation method,by using the stealth attack behaviors after transformation,the virtual target machine were successfully attacked and were not detected.Experimental results show that,the mining of protocol stealth attack behaviors is accurate,the transformation and use of them to increase information offensive and defensive ability is also feasible.…”
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