Cross-cultural sex differences in situational triggers of aggressive responses

摘要: This paper examines male and female individual differences in situational triggers of aggressive responses (STAR) three countries as well cross-cultural sex trait aggression (aggression questionnaire, AQ). Convenience sampling was employed (university students) for the descriptive correlational study (Poland N = 300, 63% female, mean age 21.86, SD 2.12; UK 196, 60% 20.48, 3.79; Greece 299, 57% 20.71, 4.42). The results showed that STAR scale is an equivalent construct across all countries. Overall, females were more sensitive to both provocation (SP) frustration (SF) than males. When controlling aggression, Polish Greek scored similarly SP higher females. No or SF found sample. Additionally, participants highest SP. Furthermore, when removed, most frustration, whereas English participants' did not differ. We discuss with regard intercultural between investigated