… This formulation is, in my opinion, a tour de force, but space limitations keep me from
discussing the model's complexities in this article (see Berkowitz, 1962, Chap. 5, for a detailed …

Noting that a wide variety of unpleasant feelings, including sadness and depression, apparently
can give rise to anger and aggression, I propose a cognitive–neoassociationistic model …

… The previously cited experiment by Turner and Berkowitz (1972) supports this analysis, as
does a later study by Leyens and Picus (1973). In this investigation the angry subjects who …

Research on violent television and films, video games, and music reveals unequivocal evidence
that media violence increases the likelihood of aggressive and violent behavior in both …

The present work can serve as a source of readily accessible information for students,
parents, educators, journalists, and interested laypersons generally, telling them what social …

Research is cited from ethnology, biology, personality theory, social psychology, sociology,
and mass communication to update and modify formulations advanced by Dollard, Miller, …

… Berkowitz has suggested that appropriate cues must be present in the situation if aggressive
responses are actually to occur. While there is still considerable uncertainty as to just what …

… effect" initiated by Berkowitz and LePage (1967). Assuming that weapons have an aggressive
meaning for many people in our society, Berkowitz and LePage hypothesized that the …

Precision psychiatry aims to identify markers of interindividual variability that allow for
predicting the right treatment for each patient. However, bridging the gap between molecular-level …

Reports on the relationship between the size of a stimulus crowd, standing on a busy city street
looking up at a building, and the response of passersby. As the size of the stimulus crowd …