Tag: aggression
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Genge: Rugby Must Embrace Animosity and Aggression
Genge argues for rugby’s confrontational edge England captain Ellis Genge has drawn a line in the sand for rugby fans and players alike, arguing that the sport’s confrontations, physicality, and raw intensity are essential to its appeal. In a climate where many sports have softened cultures and safety-first reputations, Genge suggests rugby’s edge is exactly…
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Boys and the Myth of ‘Manly’ Traits: A Minority, but More Likely to Harm
New insights into masculinity and aggression A landmark study into adolescent masculinity reveals a nuanced picture: boys who cling to stereotypically “manly” traits are more prone to both hurting others and being hurt themselves. Yet, crucially, they represent a minority among their peers. The findings suggest that while rigid gender norms can elevate risk for…
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Field Marshal Munir’s Stern Warning
In a recent statement, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir emphasized that any aggression from India will be met with a forceful response. This declaration highlights ongoing tensions as he attended the retirement ceremony of General Michael E. Kurilla, showcasing military solidarity amid regional instability.