The groups were then tested for aggression, using a common laboratory exercise for measuring the behavior. The study found that religious students acted more aggressively when told that the violence was in the Bible. But both religious and nonreligious students were more aggressive when told that ...
) to the ascending aorta, delivering an oxygen-rich (and drug-rich) bolus of blood to the brain; (3) the olfactory sense is of unique importance in controlling behavior, including the behaviors of eating, drinking, and vital social behaviors such as bonding, reproduction, and aggression. ...