Adolescence is a period of normative heightened sensitivity to peer influence. Individual
differences in susceptibility to peers is related to individual differences in neural sensitivity …

It remains unclear which functional and neurobiological mechanisms are associated with
persistent and desistant antisocial behavior in early adulthood. We reviewed the empirical …

The primary psychological process leading aggressive children to grow into dysfunctional
adults is a defensive mindset, which encompasses a pattern of deviant social information …

In this article, we discuss three distinct mindsets that can change how people think about
goal success: Thinking about goal success as (a) moving away from the old goal-unattained …

Dante Cicchetti has had a lasting impact on our understanding of the development of
externalizing psychopathology through at least two seminal contributions, including …

The integrative nature of developmental psychopathology is its defining and most
remarkable feature. Since its inception, often identified with the special issue of Child …

This study examined whether social mistrust in early adolescence was general or referent-
specific. We used a multi-trait multi-method approach to examine the validity of mistrust …

Previous studies showed that hostile intent attribution (HIA) was significantly correlated with
and contributed to the development of aggression in children. Studies that directly examined …

The development of secure romantic relationships is an important developmental task for
many emerging adults. Emerging adults who report more secure romantic attachments also …

Antisocial behavior, like aggression or non-compliance, violates the rights and wellbeing of
others (Frick et al., 2018), and is costly for victims, perpetrators, and society at large (Moffitt …