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ABC,
291
–92,
296
–99,
301
ABC News,
232
Abel and Cain,
273
Absalom,
46
absence,
131
balancing presence with,
99
–100,
467
–68
knowing how and when to withdraw,
143
–44
silence,
468
acting,
80
–81,
82
groups and,
413
–14
method,
99
see also
role-playing
action, masculine and feminine styles of,
351
–53
adaptability, and authority,
469
addiction,
44
,
111
,
577
,
583
,
586
aggressive behavior as,
497
admiration,
290
adversity,
225
–26,
583
–84
Aeschylus,
290
aging,
556
,
557
–58
aggression,
6
,
406
,
473
–517
as addiction,
497
aggressor’s trap,
497
ambition and,
513
–14
anger and,
491
,
498
,
516
–17
chronic,
495
–97,
500
,
512
,
513
controlled,
498
,
499
,
511
–17

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denial of,
501
–3
energy of,
486
,
492
–93,
512
–13
examining your own,
498
–99
fearlessness and,
515
–16
fighting dirty,
500
–501
generations and,
541
–42
genetic component to,
495
insecurity and,
491
,
493
–96
internal saboteur and,
498
,
512
narrative of,
487
–88,
490
,
498
–500
obsessions and,
500
persistence and,
514
–15
positive and negative aspects of,
493
primitive,
489
,
495
–96
root of word,
493
self-opinion and,
491
–92
sophisticated,
489
,
496
,
500
source of,
493
–503
spectrum of,
493
,
498
taking action against,
490
–91
technology and,
502
tolerance of,
499
aggression, passive,
424
,
473
,
493
,
498
,
503
–11,
513
Blame-Shifter Strategy,
508
–10
Dependency Strategy,
506
–7
Insinuating-Doubt Strategy,
508
Passive-Aggressive Charmer,
250
–51
Passive-Tyrant Strategy,
510
–11
Subtle-Superiority Strategy,
504
–5
Sympathy Strategy,
505
–6
aimlessness, see
purpose, sense of
Aislabie, John,
153
Alcibiades,
35
,
46
alcohol, Prohibition and,
163
Alexander VI, Pope,
327
–28
Alexander the Great,
227