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Neural structures involved in aggression were incorporated into a mode
l on the basis of neuroanatomical data, A software program written in
Smalltalk, the Brain Structure Simulator(Seguin, 1994) was used to sim
ulate the effects of activity levels of different brain structures. Re
lationships among brain structures were then tested by changing activi
ty levels of key structures. Results were consistent with research rep
orts on the brain basis of aggression (Albert, Walsh, & Jonik, 1993; P
ontius, 1984).