Socialization and Aggression

ISBN-13: 9783540547990 / Angielski / Miękka / 1992 / 246 str.

Adam Fraczek; Horst Zumkley

Opis

This volume contains a series of essays which provide a summary of current psychological knowledge concerning the socialization determinants of human aggressive behaviour development. The contributors outline theoretical perspectives as well as directions for future research.

Spis treści

I.- 1 Some Complexities in Aggressive Behaviour.- 2 The Different Functions of Compliance and Noncompliance in Socialization.- 3 Socialization and Intrapsychic Regulation of Interpersonal Aggression.- 4 Stability of Individual Differences in Aggression.- II.- 5 Emotions and the Socialization of Aggression: Adult’s Angry Behavior and Children’s Arousal and Aggression.- 6 Young Children’s Emotional Arousal and Anger/Aggressive Behaviors.- 7 Early Determinants and Correlates of Aggressive Behavior.- 8 Individual and Peer Group Factors in the Stability of Social Status, Antisocial, and Prosocial Behaviors.- III.- 9 The Role of Social Norms in the Development of Aggressive Behavior.- 10 Family Life and Child Aggression: Studies on Some Socialization Conditions for Development of Aggression.- 11 Antecedents of the Development of Adolescent Antisocial and Criminal Behavior.- 12 The Function of Aggression in the Life Process of Adolescents.- IV.- 13 Human Aggressivity and War.- 14 Cultural Background to Aggression: Correlates and Consequences of Benevolent and Malevolent Gods and Spirits.- Author Index.