Titlebook: Socialization and Aggression; Adam Fra̧czek,Horst Zumkley Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Aggression.Anti-social Behaviou

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The Different Functions of Compliance and Noncompliance in Socializationnstant friction between child and parent. The expression “little conflict” or “no conflict” is not used here to describe an atmosphere which a simple glance behind the scenes shows to be based on pressure, coercion, or fear — in other words, in an atmosphere of authoritarian child-rearing — but rath

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Socialization and Intrapsychic Regulation of Interpersonal Aggressionnal aggression and hostility. Our analysis seeks not only to show that the emergence of aggressive behavior and hostile attitudes is contingent upon experience in the process of socialization but also attempts to identify the sources of specific patterns of intrapsychic regulation of interpersonal a

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The Role of Social Norms in the Development of Aggressive Behaviorof aggressive behavior in their social interactions (Parke & Slaby, 1983), and by age 8 children are characteristically more or less aggressive over a variety of situations (Eron, Walder, & Lefkowitz, 1971). The incidence of aggressive behavior continues to increase into adolescence as aggressivenes

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Family Life and Child Aggression: Studies on Some Socialization Conditions for Development of Aggreshe socialization of aggression in the family, research has focused chiefly on the relationship between parental child-rearing practices and manifestations of interpersonal aggression in children. Considered to be the basic generative sources of the development of aggression, child rearing practices