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The violent hormone?Moderator: BioTeam
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Well, you guys seem forget the most important one: adrenalin
A little bit correction, testosteron, or to be precise, androgen only generates aggressiveness obviously in animals to show the social hierachy including to get female(s) to start a fanily. In human, androgen mainly plays a role in sexual behavior and secondary sexual characteristics. Though some individual shows a sexual aggressiveness but it is just a case, means that it is not the role of the hormone itself. Adrenalin affects that case much. ![]()
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