„Hungry for life?“ Eating behavior and aggression in addicts and healthy controls
Unterrainer, H.; Kilzer, K.; Bayer, K.; Amegha-Sakotnik, A.; Kruschitz, R.; Allard, N.; Poncza, B.; Leopold, S.; Hanschek, M.; Etschmaier, K.; Liebmann, P.; Wallner-Liebmann, S. · Aktuelle Ernährungsmedizin · 2009 · Heft 3 · S. 1 bis 1
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Introduction/Theoretical Background: According to Fritz Perls (1938), aggression or aggressive behavior could be perceived as the individual ability to form the environment according to one's personal needs and interests, as well as the competence to deal with conflicts. This might be an alternative view to the approach of strictly defining aggression as a destructive, negative force. In this way of thinking eating behavior might be seen as aggressive behavior, too. Eating behavior and the levels of some nutrients influence aggressive behavior and predispose to addiction. The aim of the study is to investigate i…
