Health: The Basics, The Mastering Health Edition (12th Edition)
Health: The Basics, The Mastering Health Edition (12th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134183268
Author: Rebecca J. Donatelle
Publisher: PEARSON
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To Discuss: The reasons on why people develop into violent or abusive adults and other become pacifists or peaceful adults and the key factors that influence violent offender to be violent.

Introduction: Violence is an action of doing something of physical power that causes or is deliberate to cause damage. The harm inflict by violence may be bodily, psychosomatic, or both. Violence may be illustrious from anger, a more common type of aggressive behaviour that may be bodily, oral, or intolerant in nature.

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