This track explores the various psychological theories that explain the roots of aggressive behavior. Emphasis will be placed on emotional and impulsive aggression as well as cognitive and instrumental forms.

Focusing on the dynamics of domestic violence, this track will examine patterns of behavior and effective intervention strategies. It aims to bring together research on both the victims and perpetrators of domestic violence.

This session will delve into the nuances of relational and social aggression, particularly in interpersonal relationships. Discussions will include the implications of these forms of aggression in various social settings.

This track investigates the developmental trends of aggression from early childhood through adulthood. Special attention will be given to age-related changes and gender differences in aggressive behavior.

Exploring the frustration-aggression hypothesis, this session will analyze how frustration can lead to aggressive responses. Participants will discuss empirical findings and theoretical implications.

This track aims to trace the historical and biological origins of aggression. It will examine how evolutionary perspectives inform our understanding of aggressive behavior in humans and other species.