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  "text": "What resolves this contention: Whether the aggression circuit is a plastic substrate that the winner effect transforms over days (paper A) or a fixed multi-module architecture whose dynamics emerge from competition between control modules (paper B). / Repeated winning produces multi-stage plasticity in the aggression circuit that converts target-specific to generalized aggression over ~10 days, implying experience reshapes a unified circuit. / Aggression is partitioned at all times into independent inhibitory control modules for motivation and action, implying a fixed circuit architecture rather than experience-dependent generalization.",
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