I wonder how they define "aggressive behavior." In learning about and practicing nonviolent communication, I've come to realize there's a lot of normalized beha

I wonder how they define "aggressive behavior." In learning about and practicing nonviolent communication, I've come to realize there's a lot of normalized behaviors out there in terms of interpersonal interactions, but without physical violence or even the threat of it. Someone who's choosing to ostracize another person within a social group is a bit more covert and difficult to detect. Is this considered "aggressive behavior"? This is one example of a type of behavior that I'd consider to be aggressive and likely not fitting the definition of the study. There are many others out there. And I'm betting some of them are impacted by the games. Why? Because I'm recovering from gaming/media addiction and I would adopt behaviors and lines from things I played/watched to use in real life. I'm waiting for the study that actually detects me and people like me. I suspect it'll take about as long as the tobacco industry took to conduct and release studies showing tobacco can cause cancer.