Aggression that is given formal or informal recognition and social legitimacy by being incorporated into rules and norms is referred to as:

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Institutionalized aggression refers to aggressive actions that are integrated into the structures of a society or organization, often through formal or informal rules and norms, giving them a degree of social legitimacy or acceptance. This can include various forms of violence or aggression that are sanctioned or normalized within certain contexts, such as military combat, certain sports, or even within some corporate or educational settings.

Aggression That Is Given Formal or Informal Recognition and Social