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082			_a155.518232 _bMAR/A
100			_aMarcus, Robert F.
245		0	_aAggression and violence in adolescence/ _c Robert F.Marcus
260			_aCambridge: _bCambridge University Press, _c2007.
300			_a189 p. _bPB
505			_aPrevalence of Aggression and Violence in Adolescence Definitions of Aggression and Violence Distinguishing Aggression and Violence from Other Antisocial Behavior Reliability and Validity of Surveyed Aggression and Violence Findings from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey Grade Trends in Aggressive and Violent Behaviors Gender and Race Differences in Surveyed Aggressive and Violent Behavior Cross-National Comparisons of Surveyed Aggression and Violence Official Crime Statistics Gender and Race Differences in Homicide Arrest Data for Violent Crimes by Adolescents Summary Developmental Pathways to Violence Adolescence as a Period of Multiple Transitions Adolescence and Multiple Personality Transitions Early Development of Violent Behavior The Centrality of Aggression in the Development of Violence Childhood Aggression and a Resulting Cascade of Effects Early vs. Late Onset Violence Multiple Developmental Pathways from Childhood through Adolescence Longitudinal Risk Factors for Later Violence or Serious Offending Summary 3. Personality Risk Factors for Aggression and Violence Motivators, Moderators, and Mediators of Aggression and Violence Personality Motivators for Aggression and Violence: Sensation Seeking Personality Motivators and Mediators: Negative Affect Personality Motivators and Mediators: Anger Personality Motivators and Mediators: Depressed Mood/Clinical Depression Personality Motivators and Mediators: Empathy Summary 4. Situational Risk Factors for Aggression and Violence Situational Influences and the "General Aggression Model" Provocation Frustration Pain and Discomfort Alcohol and Drug Use and Abuse Incentives Aggressive Cues Violent Episodes in Middle and High Schools Summary 5. Aggression and Violence in Romantic Relationships Normative Changes in Adolescent Social Relationships Normative Changes in Adolescent Dating Relationships Prevalence and Forms of Dating Violence in Adolescence Relationship Differences and Individual Differences in Dating Aggression Summary 6. Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Prevention of Aggression and Violence Scientific Standards for Prevention Programs Meta-Analysis of Prevention Programs Targeting Aggression and Violence Primary Prevention Programs Secondary Prevention Tertiary Prevention Summary Closing Comments Prevention Programs Addressing Key Risk and Protective Factors Risk Factors Not Addressed by Programs School and Community Adoption of Prevention Programs
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