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Protocol Description: Non Invasive Neuromodulation procedure using tDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation) to mitigate aggressive behavior in healthy adults

Condition: tendency to exhibit overly aggressive behavior

Safety: The procedure must be administered by trained personnel, and the subject must obtained medical clearance

Contraindications: Do not administer this procedure if the subject has metallic implants near the

electrode sites; is epileptic; has unstable medical conditions; neurological, cardiovascu-

lar, or psychiatric illness; participates in another noninvasive brain

stimulation study on the same day; has history of adverse reactions to tDCS;

Do not apply electrodes to skin with lesions

tDCS intervention. using a battery-driven, constant-current stimulator .

DLPFC pre frontal cortex

Tdcs transcranial direct current stimulation

Two hours before or after main meals

wearing no metal objects

comfortable clothing

sitting in semi reclined position