Linkages between Children’s Beliefs about the Legitimacy of Aggression and Their Behavior

By C. Erdley, S. Asher. 2001

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Social Psychology

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Psychosocial Influences on Physical, Verbal, and Indirect Bullying Among Japanese Early Adolescents (2005, background): “The well-established association between antisocial friends and aggressive behavior (Erdley & Asher, 1998; Paetsch & Bertrand, 1997; Snyder et al., 1986) may be caused by direct peer socialization, where teens are aggressive because of the culture of aggressiveness of their peer group, or the…”
Is It Bad to Be Good? An Exploration of Aggressive and Prosocial Behavior Subtypes in Adolescence (2004, unknown): “For example, popularity with peers (as an index of being liked) and aggression anxiety (as a disinhibitor of aggressive responding) at age 8 strongly negatively predicted criminal convictions at age 30. As described, Erdley and Asher (1998) also found that aggression and prosocial action were inve”
Changing Adolescents' Attitudes About Relational and Physical Aggression: An Early Evaluation of a School-Based Intervention (2002, background): “Thus, beliefs that aggression is an effective way to avoid a bad image or that there are no real alternatives to aggression can legitimize the use of physical aggression (Crane-Ross, Tisak, & Tisak, 1998; Erdley & Asher, 1998; Guerra & Slaby, 1990; Slaby & Guerra, 1988).”
Life Satisfaction and Violent Behaviors among Middle School Students (2006, background): “In turn, some adolescents adopt, as Edrley and Asher (1993) suggest, a “legitimization of aggression,” in that it becomes acceptable to fight if an adolescent has his or her feelings hurt.”