Definition: The word "aggressivity" comes from the Greek word "aggestros," which means "to approach violently." It's a verb meaning to approach, challenge, or force someone to do something forcefully. A person who is aggressive in any way, whether it be through violence, threats, or other actions that can cause harm, is typically considered as being in the top level of our society. They are often associated with the criminal or extremist categories because they engage in violent behavior, such as attacks on police, weapons possession, and terrorism. In contrast, someone who is aggressive towards others but not causing harm, may be considered more peaceful and moral, though it's still categorized as aggressivity. It can range from mild threats to serious offenses that involve physical violence or emotional abuse.

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