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Children's peer relations : from development to intervention /

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Prior to the past decade, psychologists (and laypersons alike) assumed that when psychologists referred to children being rejected or victimized that they meant that the child was rejected or victimized by a parent. No one thought about rejection or victimization by peers at the time, nor was it con...

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Other Authors: Kupersmidt, Janis B., Dodge, Kenneth A.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, 2004.
Series:Decade of behavior.
Subjects:
Interpersonal relations in children.
Rejection (Psychology) in children.
Conduct disorders in children.
Interpersonal Relations.
Child.
Conduct Disorder.
Peer Group.
Rejection (Psychology)
Electronic books.
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • pt. 1. Peer status in context. Sociometric status and peer group behavior : previous findings and current directions / Antonius H.N. Cillessen and Lara Mayeux
  • Gender and peer relations : are the two gender cultures really all that different? / Marion K. Underwood
  • Friendships, peer networks, and antisocial behavior / Catherine L. Bagwell
  • part 2. Social-cognitive and emotional processes. Social information processing and children's social adjustment / Mary E. Gifford-Smith and David L. Rabiner
  • Children's understanding and regulation of emotion in the context of their peer relations / Julie A. Hubbard and Karen F. Dearing
  • Understanding the experience of peer rejection / Marlene J. Sandstrom and Audrey L. Zakriski
  • How peer problems lead to negative outcomes : an integrative mediational model / Janis B. Kupersmidt and Melissa E. DeRosier
  • part 3. Family influences. Parents' relationships with their parents and peers : influences on children's social development / Christina L. Grimes, Tovah P. Klein, and Martha Putallaz
  • From family relationships to peer rejection to antisocial behavior in middle childhood / Philip A. Cowan and Carolyn Pape Cowan
  • part 4. Intervention and prevention. The fast track experiment : translating the developmental model into a prevention design / Conduct Problems Prevention Research Group
  • If you can't beat 'em-- induce them to join you : peer-based interventions during adolescence / Shari Miller-Johnson and Philip Costanzo
  • Research meets the real world : lessons learned in three community implementations / Donna-Marie C. Winn and Magaretha G. Hartley Herman
  • part 5. Conclusion. The impact of negative social experiences on the development of antisocial behavior / John D. Coie.