Decreased serotonin function has consistently been shown to be highly correlated with impulsive aggress across a number of different experimental paradigms. Such lowered serotonergic induces appear to correlate with the dimension of aggression dyscontrol and/or impulsivity rather than with psychiatric diagnostic categories per se. Implications for such findings are discussed, and directions for future research are suggested.
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