… Very little developmental research has been undertaken to explain violent behaviour, …
problem behaviour, it is very likely that there is some developmental pattern or patterns involved in …

… traits would be stronger predictors of physical aggression for boys, whereas the same traits
… Further, maternal socialization via effective social coaching (ie, discussion of norm violations, …

… Thus, gender awareness induces a self-socialization process that acts as a wedge, diverting
boys and girls into the separate peer groups that increasingly reinforce their behavioral …

… of socialization research have pursued a simple and plausible answer to the problems of
human development… so motorically helpless in comparison with the young of other species. To …

… these socializing factors conjunctively as predictors of the growth of relational aggression
over time. … factors are more salient for boys and girls during the transition from adolescence to …

… Finally, we invoke developmental-contextual principles to provide … boys’ most salient
developmental realities. We highlight boys’ close interpersonal relationships as key socializing …

This work aims to determine the relationship between the emotional development variables
and later adaptation in society for preschoolers living in Omdurman, Sudan. The secondary …

… In this study, male teenagers showed higher state anxiety … justification [48], and its use has
implications for the development … The roles of three forms of violent socialization in childhood. …

… Sex differences in aggression are present in our species throughout development. Starting
early in childhood, the sexes show a pronounced tendency to play separately (Archer 1992b)…

… Another explanation is that aggression tends to occur at similar rates for boys and girls …
In these contexts, there may not be differences in gender socialization related to aggression. …