Boys who are aggressive in their childhood tend to develop greater physical strength as teenagers, revealed a study conducted by Association for Psychological Science. The study suggested a link between male upper-body strength and aggressive tendencies, but the mechanisms that account for the link are not well understood. Psychological scientist Joshua Isen of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, said, "This work was motivated by a long-standing controversy ...
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