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Acceptability of aggression in four Spanish regions and a comparison with other European countries. Aggressive Behav 1993; 19: 185-97. [41] Fujihara T, Kohyama T, Andreu JM, Ramirez JM. Justification of interpersonal aggression in Japanese, American, and Spanish students. Aggressive Behav 1999; 25(3): 185-95.1874-350110.2174/1874350101407010050https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/33802The relationship between aggression, pleasure and decision-making is analyzed applying a mediation model of structural equation modeling (SEM). The study explored it in two samples of similar age: young offenders and university students. A close relationship between aggression and pleasure was found in both populations. But, whereas in the case of university students, this congruence leads to a normal or adjusted behavior, in the case of young offenders, however, a mismatched evaluation of conflict and provocation leads them to make unacceptable violence decisions.spajournal articlehttp://benthamopen.com/topsyj/open access159.942AggressionCognitive dissonanceDecision-makingPleasureStructural equation modelingEmoción y agresividad6106.03 Emoción