… Other biological risk markers of dissocial behavior are a low heart rate, low excitability
and lowered skin resistance. Furthermore, various studies provide evidence in dissocial …

… in which children's patterns of processing have been found to predict individual differences in
their aggressive behavior … aimed at reducing children's aggressive behavior are discussed. …

… Outcome data, collected more than 40 years after the beginning of the study, indicated
that the social capital of parents reduced the risk of their children being convicted of …

… The final set of analyses in this study revealed that the youths already at risk of violence
from childhood because of early aggression and who later experienced multiple protective …

… and persistent aggression among certain children provides the basis … children's defensive
aggression, that is, aggression which is a hostile and assertive response to perceived threat …

… , early aggression moderated the effect of rejection, such that rejection exacerbated antisocial
development only among children initially disposed toward aggression. In Study 3, social …

… of a child’s social relations, which we refer to as social risk … to other children in the peer group,
including aggressive children, … excuse chronic aggression toward children with behavioral …

… aggressive and violent behavior, is the result of a complex interplay of individual biological,
genetic, and environmental (social and … of later violent behavior in children and adolescents.…

… Several familial social constructs are risk factors for violence. Parental factors that are
associated with increased risk of childhood aggression include low parental level of education, …

… This study evaluated the Brief Rating of Aggression by Children and Adolescents–… the risk
of aggressive behavior by hospitalized children and adolescents. Licensed psychiatric social …