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See Latest ArticlesType, Frequency, and Disruptiveness of Aggressive Behavior in Persons With Dementia
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Mcneese TD et al. – Data about aggression were analyzed to determine frequency and disruptiveness of types of aggression and specific aggressive acts. Verbal aggression was the most common type and was associated with the highest levels of disruptiveness.
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