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Title: What is the dual-hormone hypothesis of aggression? Post by: Furkan on Nov 1, 2021 What is the dual-hormone hypothesis of aggression?
▸ Dopamine and acetylcholine combine to produce dopacholine, which is related to aggressive behavior. ▸ The interaction of high levels of testosterone and low levels of cortisol is associated with aggressive behavior. ▸ High levels of testosterone provoke aggressive acts, such as challenges, duels, or dominance displays. ▸ Low levels of testosterone are boosted by high levels of cortisol to produce aggressive behavior. Title: What is the dual-hormone hypothesis of aggression? Post by: ruthm17 on Nov 1, 2021 Content hidden
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