VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL AGGRESSION AS A TYPE OF EMOTIONAL RESPONSE

Abstract

In this article is discussed usage of verbal and non-verbal aggression and its type of emotional response in the context. Also, this study describes nonverbal aggression as a type of emotional reaction that manifests as physical and other (non-verbal) activities meant to injure the target, either physically or morally. An exclusive set of lexemes-identifiers that are used to semantically categorize violent nonverbal acts define nonverbal aggressiveness as a form of emotional response. It is important to draw attention to the names of weapons and items / means used for punishment among the lexemes-identifiers, the semantics of which include the meaning "means of implementing violent non-verbal behaviors." These punishments imply either aggressively restrained or unrestrained emotions on the part of the subject by their very nature. So, it is illustrated examples to compare advantages and disadvantage of their implementation.