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The full board review for my experiment protocol will take place next week, and so I am very excited about that. I had to make a few changes before the review, including adding the justification for wanting to put my hand in the face of martial artists and invade their personal space. There does not seem to be a lot of precedent with this kind of research, but I have tried to develop stressors that mirror real life situations that could trigger aggressive behavior.






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