Enemies and the darker side of peer relations

著者

    • Hodges, Ernest V. E.
    • Card, Noel A.

書誌事項

Enemies and the darker side of peer relations

Ernest V.E. Hodges, Noel A. Card, editors

(New directions for child and adolescent development, 102)

Jossey-Bass, c2003

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注記

Includes bibliographical references and index

収録内容

  • I hate you just the way you are : exploring the formation, maintenance, and need for enemies / Maurissa Abecassis
  • Parent-child relationships and enmity with peers : the role of avoidant and preoccupied attachment / Noel A. Card, Ernest V.E. Hodges
  • Mutual antipathies in the peer group as a moderating factor in the association between community violence exposure and psychosocial maladjustment / David Schwartz ... [et al.]
  • Describing the dark side of preadolescents' peer experiences : four questions (and data) on preadolescents' enemies / Jeffrey G. Parker, Bridget K. Gamm
  • Enemies in the gendered societies of middle childhood : prevalence, stability, associations with social status, and aggression / Philip C. Rodkin ... [et al.]
  • Developmental risk associated with mutual dislike in elementary school children / Alice W. Pope
  • Toward understanding mutual antipathies in childhood and adolescence / Willard W. Hartup

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内容説明

The darker side of peer relations is subject that has been largely ignored by researchers. This volume begins the much-needed theoretical and empirically based explorations of the factors involved in the formation, maintenance, and impact of enemies and other mutual antipathies. Using diverse samples, the chapter authors provide an empirically based exposition of factors relevant to the formation and maintenance of these relations, as well as their developmental impact. Both distal (for example, attachment styles with parents, community violence exposure) and proximal (for example, perceptions of enemies' behavior, social structure of the peer group) factors related to inimical relations are explored, and the developmental sequelaw (for example, affective, behavioral, interpersonal) of having enemies are examined with concurrent and longitudinal designs.

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