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Sex differences in agonistic social behavior: Effects of exercise and ovariectomy

Aggressive behavior encompasses a range of offensive and defensive responses that may be differentially influenced by sex, ovarian hormones, and physical activity. However, much of the existing research has focused on males and utilized paradigms designed to elicit aggression, leaving the expression and regulation of offensive and defensive behaviors during other forms of social interaction…

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