Titlebook: Aggressive Behavior; Current Perspectives L. Rowell Huesmann Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 aggression.antisocial

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47244-7rd, Doob, Miller, Mowrer, and Sears (1939), a group of psychologists at Yale University. Up until that time most psychologists considered aggression to be instinctual in nature and inherent in human beings as it was in other animal species. Although convinced of the centrality of learning in the dev

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Ki-Dong Lee,Byung K. Yi,Victor C.M. Leungopment of children’s aggressive behavior have emphasized the role of cognitive factors, since an individual’s aggressive behavior is ultimately subject to cognitive control (Dodge, 1986; Huesmann, 1988). Paradoxically, the literature on cognition and aggression has not been informed by the literatur

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E. S. Paykel,J. H. Griffith,S. P. Mangeneader somewhat dissatisfied. The literature presents us with occasional inconsistencies and unexpected findings that most of the investigators seem not to have noticed and certainly have not addressed as they focus on the more usual research results. In my view any really adequate account of anger a

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Aspects of Gender and its Disorderss of prevalence, nothing much seems to have changed since that time. The frequency of violence directed by one human being at another was appallingly high then and is appallingly high now. The United States is not the most violent society in the world. That distinction belongs to some of the less de

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Aspects of the Management of Alcoholismchildren and adolescents are approximately 5% (e.g., Offord, Boyle, & Racine, 1991). Definitions of aggression are numerous and include aggressive behaviors which vary in levels of severity. Eron (1987) defined aggression as, “an act that injures or irritates another person” (p. 435). This definitio

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The Small Group as a Therapeutic Mediumers studying samples from a variety of backgrounds (Eron, 1987; Farrington, 1978, 1986; McCord, 1983; Robins, 1966; Robins & Ratcliff, 1979; Satterfield, 1987; Stattin & Magnusson, 1989). As an example, in their longitudinal study of a New Zealand birth cohort, White, Moffitt, Earls, Robins, and Sil

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Social Work in Psychiatric Rehabilitation impact. In the early 1990s, there are more of them, more gang youth drug involvement, and greater levels of violence being perpetrated by such youth. The present chapter seeks to describe the sources and substance of this phenomenon and, with a particular focus on gang violence, examine an array of

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Overprescribing of Psychotropic Drugsf revenge, jostling and “horse-play,” teasing and derogation, fighting over a contested object, bullying and sadistic actions, murder, and the killing of others in the context of a revolutionary struggle or a conflict between nations, are all considered to be acts of aggression. They are grouped tog