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• P-1.-PREVENTING PHYSICAL ABUSE: LONG TERM EFFECT OF A "COMMUNITY PROGRAM FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTENTION TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF LIFE".
• P-2.-MODERATING EFFECT OF AGGRESSIVENESS, ANGER AND HOSTILITY ON CONCENTRATIONS OF TESTOSTERONE AND CORTISOL IN SALIVA
• P-3.-STUDY OF SCHOOL PLAYGROUNDS AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR OF CHILDREN
• P-4.-THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLAYING VIOLENT ELECTRONIC GAMES AND AGGRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS. 
• P-5.- IS CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN WOMEN RELATED TO TRAIT AGGRESSION AND MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASE?
• P-6.-PROBABLE BEHAVIORAL DOMAINS FOR LEARNED AGGRESSION IN MALE MICE
• P-7.-THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS: COMMUNICATING ABOUT AGGRESSION 
• P-8.-DIFFERENT SOCIAL STRESS SITUATIONS, SPLENIC NOREPINEPHRINE, IN VITRO LINFOPROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE AND SERUM CORTICOSTERONE LEVELS IN MALE MICE
• P-9.-DRUMMING UP PEACE: GRASSROOTS RESPONSES TO AGGRESSION

• P-10.-BEHAVIOURAL PROFILE OF U-50488, A SELECTIVE KAPPA OPIOID AGONIST, IN SOCIAL ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN MALE MICE
• P-11.-ON THE LINK BETWEEN CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL ABUSE AND ADULT ANGER EXPRESSION: A COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL VIEW.
• P-12.-STUDIES ON PREDATORY-DEFENSIVE BEHAVIOURS IN FEMALE LABORATORY MICE
• P-13.- A computer-based data log for describing samples of maltreated children
• P-14.-Study of the effects of hypericum perforatum on pain induced aggression
• P-15.- Domestically Violent Men: Cognitive Processing Patterns in Response to Social Interactions
• P-16.-Religion and Different Types of Aggression: The Cases of India and Israel
• P-17.- Featuring domestic stockholm syndrome: a cognitive bond of protection in battered women
• P-18.-MDMA (“ecstasy”) administration provokes changes in the temporal and sequential structure of the agonistic behaviour in male mice
• P-19.- Self  versus other reported measures of aggressiveness in children

• P-20.-Social defeat in C57BL/6 mice induced exaggerated fear and inhibition of territorial marking in response to aggressor’s urine.

• P-21.- Development of locally shared attitudes toward aggression: Dynamic Social Impact Theory

• P-22.- Bullying at schools: a pilot study using semi-structured interviews

• P-23.- Different social stress situations, splenic Norepinephrine, Interleukin-1 and Interleukin-2 contents, and serum corticosterone levels in male mice

• P-24.- REWARDING PROPERTIES OF TESTOSTERONE IN MALE MICE DIFFERING IN THEIR BASAL LEVELS OF AGGRESSIVENESS.

• P-25-Domestically Violent Men: Cognitive Processing Patterns in Response to Social Interactions

• P-26.-A review of the principal theoretical models used to explain aggressive behaviour today and road safety applications

• P-27.-Effects of N6-Cyclohexyl-adenosine (CHA) on isolation-induced agression in male mice

• P-28.-Spatial learning in isolated- and social-reared mice with short and long attack latencies: effects of nicotine.

• P-29.- Direct and indirect aggression: a comparison between Iranian and Spanish students

• P-30.- Vocal communication in tree shrews: Do changes in vocal patterns correlate with agonistic behavior?

• P-31.- Anger, Hostility and Aggression among Japanese, Iranian and Spanish Students: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

• P-32.- The impact of prior relationship on anger-related cognitions

• P-33.- Sexual harassment on campus: A preliminary study in the University of Balearic Islands.

• P-34.- Proneness to anger and aggression in Japanese and Spanish students, measured by the Anger Situation Questionnaire

• P-35.- Behavioural adaptation in male rats exposed to social stress in the resident/intruder paradigm

• P-36.- EFFECT OF THE EXPOSURE OF MALE RATS TO A DOMINANT MALE ON BEHAVIOR AND C-FOS EXPRESSION IN THE BRAIN

• P-37.-DO CHANGES IN TESTOSTERONE LEVELS AFFECT AGGRESSION?

• P-38.-APPROVAL OF AGGRESSIVE ACTS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN IRANIAN AND SPANISH STUDENTS

• P-39.- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE : INFLUENCE OF DURATION AND FREQUENCE OF MALTREATMENT IN THE EMOTIONAL BEING OF VICTIMS.

• P-40.-TOLERANCE FOR UNRULINESS VERSUS AGGRESSIVE AND OTHER PROBLEM BEHAVIORS  IN  ADOLESCENCE AND EARLY ADULTHOOD (A FOLLOW-UP STUDY)

• P-41.- BURNOUT SYNDROME IN GENDER´S VIOLENCE PROFFESSIONALS

• P-42.-LOBELINE SHOWS A SPECIFIC ANTIAGGRESSIVE EFFECT AFTER REPEATED ADMINISTRATION

• P-43.- VALIDATION OF THE SPANISH VERSION OF THE SYMPTOM CHECKLIST 90-R

• P-44.- "MALTREATED CHILDHOOD INTEGRAL ATTENTION EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMME": DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF FAMILY INTERACTION.

• P-45.- MOTHER-CHILD ASYNCHRONIC INTERACTIONS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: THE IMPACT OF MATERNAL INSENSITIVITY ON THE CHILD´S SOCIO-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

• P-46.-THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILD’S ATTACHMENT QUALITY TO MOTHER AT 15 MONTHS AND MOTHER-CHILD SYNCHRONY IN DAILY ROUTINES

• P-47.- PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL AFFECTIVE PHOTO SYSTEM (IAPS) WITH A FRENCH POPULATION UNDER FRUSTRATION CONDITIONS.

• P-48.-AGGRESSION IN THE SCHOOL CONTEXT: PERCEPTION AND ASSOCIATED ATTITUDES

• P-49 REVENTION OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR: TRAINING OF RELAXATION PROCEDURES AS A LOW COST HIGH BENEFIT SYSTEM TO BE USED BY TEACHERS AND STUDENTS