Extreme aggression refers to intense and often uncontrollable anger or hostility that can lead to violent behavior. This type of aggression can manifest in various forms, including physical attacks, verbal outbursts, or destructive actions. It is often triggered by perceived threats, frustration, or overwhelming stress, and can be influenced by psychological factors, such as mental health disorders. Individuals exhibiting extreme aggression may struggle with impulse control and may not fully understand the consequences of their actions. Treatment options often include therapy, medication, and anger management techniques to help individuals cope with their emotions and reduce aggressive behaviors.