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Reactive and proactive aggression: stability of constructs and relations to correlates.
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WHEN CHILDREN ARE AGGRESSIVE, they sometimes seem driven by anger and impulsivity, whereas at other times, they appear cool, deliberate, and purposeful. A theoretical distinction has been made between the two types of aggression--reactive aggression and proactive aggression (Dodge, 1991; Dodge & Coie, 1987; Vitaro & Brendgen, in press). Reactive aggression is defensive, retaliatory, and in response to real or perceived provocation. It has its roots in frustration-aggression theory (Berkowitz, 1963, 1989). Proactive aggression is displayed when one wants to reach a goal, ...
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Ancient sources speak of Jesus
Newspaper article from: Sunday Gazette-Mail
; ...and those who adhered to it by Rabbi Judah Ha Nasi (135 - 200 A.D.). Throughout...Passover] they [Romans] hung Jesu ha-Notzri [Jesus of Nazareth...Jesus' lineage: "Jesus, called ha-Notzri....or Ben Pandira, was...
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Judaism's holy 3.
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...that they no longer had a central place to keep their writings. Toward the end of the second century C.E., Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi wrote down all that the rabbis had taught about the oral Torah. This document, known as the Mishnah, organizes...
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Mosaics and Missives Of A Jewish Past: Two new Jewish Museum exhibits
Newspaper article from: The Jewish Week
; ...looking at something extremely rare. They had come to Sepphoris in Galilee to prepare the ancient site - where Rabbi Judah Ha Nasi codified the Mishnah in the third century - for its opening as a national park. They did not expect to find this row...
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