Staff, D.M. <br/><br/>
Development psychobiology of agression/ 
D.M. Staff 
 - Cambridge:  CUO,  2005. 
 - 304 p. 
<br/><br/>1. Integrated Perspective for Psychobiological Research in<br/>Aggression: An Introduction<br/>David M. Staff and Elizabeth J. Susman<br/>2.<br/>The Interaction of Biological and Social Measures in the<br/>Explanation of Antisocial and Violent Behavior<br/>Adrian Raine<br/>Social Deprivation, Social-Emotional Behavior, and the<br/>Plasticity of Dopamine Function<br/>Paul L. Gendreau and Mark H. Lewis<br/>Animal Studies on Inappropriate Aggressive Behavior<br/>Following Stress and Alcohol Exposure in Adolescence<br/>Craig F. Ferris<br/>Links Between Girls' Puberty and Externalizing and<br/>Internalizing Behaviors: Moving from Demonstrating Effects<br/>to Identifying Pathways<br/>Julia A. Graber, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, and Andrea B. Archibald<br/>6. Touch Deprivation and Aggression Against Self Among<br/>Adolescents<br/>Tiffany Field<br/>7- Intersections of Biology and Behavior in Young Children's<br/>Antisocial Patterns: The Role of Development, Gender and<br/>Socialization<br/>Carolyn Znhn-Waxler, Barbara Usher, Stephen Siionii,<br/>and Pamela M. Cole<br/>8. Life-Course Persistent and Adolescence-Limited Antisocial<br/>Males: Longitudinal Followup to Adulthood<br/>Terrie E. Moffitt and Avshalom Caspi<br/>9. A Biocultural Life History Approach to the Developmental<br/>Psychobiology of Male Aggression<br/>Carol M. Worthman and Ryan A. Brown<br/>10. Toward an Integrative Account of the Development of<br/>Aggressive Behavior<br/>Kathryn E. Hood<br/>11. How Gene-Environment Interactions Shape the<br/>Development of Impulsive Aggression in Rhesus Monkeys<br/>Stephen }. Siionii<br/>CONCLUSION<br/>12. Synthesis and Reconsiderations of the Psychobiology<br/>of Aggressive Behavior: A Conclusion<br/>Elizabeth /. Siisnian and David M. Stojf 
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