Antecedents and consequences of boys' depression and aggression: family and school linkages

Article Abstract:

Increase in marital conflict between parents, positively correlates with depression in boys. Depressed boys are likely to be dominated by their peers. Boys' negative interactions with their mothers predict aggressiveness in them. Peers dislike boys who are depressed or aggressive, which further aggravates the aggressiveness. Thus, peers' dislike mediates the association between boys' earlier and subsequent aggression. However, the state of being depressed tends to lighten the negative effects of being disliked.

Evaluation, Aggressiveness (Psychology) in children, Childhood aggressiveness, Mothers and sons, Mother-son relations, Communication in marriage, Marital communication, Peer pressure, Depression in children, Childhood depression

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Parent and peer predictors of physical aggression and conflict management in romantic relationships in early adulthood

Article Abstract:

Familial and extrafamilial childhood and adolescent relationships in connection with couple violence in early adulthood are examined. Effective strategies for ameliorating the problem of romantic partner violence can be planned by understanding the role of both familial and extrafamilial close relationship precursors.

Analysis, Dating violence, Physical abuse

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Black and white girls' racial preferences in media and peer choices and the role of socialization for black girls

Article Abstract:

Black and white girls' racial preferences as shown through their media and peer choices were compared.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Race

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