Essentials: Understanding & Controlling Aggression
This episode of Huberman Lab Essentials explores the neuroscience and biology of aggression, clarifying that aggression is not a single behavior but a set of distinct types—reactive, proactive, and indirect—each governed by different neural circuits and hormonal influences. The core takea
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