… young people's aggression is related to their gender and their sociocultural environment; the
phenomenon of bullying/victimization in school … Some psychological features are common …

… -transient group may offer some support for the notion that the combination of more positive
temperamental characteristics, favorable parent-child and sibling interactions, less harsh …

… that there are younger sexually aggressive children. We … on aggressive sexual behavior in
the younger child. Sexually … on those characteristics of the sexually aggressive children that …

… Among variables measuring parent characteristics and parent–child interactions, the …
functioning, and what may be contributing to the child's aggression and other emotional and …

… , neither the findings from studies with younger children nor those of the present study can
… subtypes of aggression in order to determine what types of emotional competence deficits …

… For example, in a prior study, we found that relational aggression was significantly associated
with borderline personality features for young adults (borderline personality problems …

… jabs at another's self-esteem may also be important features of girls’ aggressive behavior. …
frequencies of social aggression for the younger age groups is that children may have …

… studies focused on younger children rather than older children or … Age interaction effects
in relational aggression. … on social-psychological characteristics of relationally aggressive …

… personality features and bulimia. Young adults described as relationally aggressive by …
these complex relations among personality characteristics, aggressive behavior, and adjustment …

… communication to children who are younger in age (especially since it is safer to show their
aggression among them). Aggressive adolescents, with all the differences in their personal …