18. Aggression II

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Teaches aggression: the neural and hormonal factors seconds to minutes before a violent act. Robert Sapolsky's Stanford course is famous for linking evolution, genetics, neuroscience and endocrinology into one account of behaviour; recorded in 2010, so a few research details are dated but the framework is evergreen.

What you'll learn

Stanford Human Behavioral Biology, lecture 18: Aggression: the neural and hormonal factors seconds to minutes before a violent act.

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