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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hostile attributional bias"”.

  1. The Facets of Hostile Attributional Bias: The Importance of Aggression Subtypes and Provocateur Motivation

    The current study examined the association of hostile attributional bias (HAB) with the functions (proactive and reactive) and subtypes (reactive relational and reactive overt) of aggression as well as with perceived provocateur motivation (proactive or reactive) in a high school sample (mean age = …

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  2. Effect of parenting, emotional intelligence, hostile attributional bias, and peer status on problem behavior

    … and are rejected by peers, reaffirming their hostile view and increasing the likelihood of aggression.</p><p>Social rejection has also been found to be associated with internalizing behavior, with rejected boys being higher internalizers than rejected girls. Because boys' relationships are …

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  3. The Relationship between Aggressive Behavior and Social Cognitive Abilities in Preschool Children

    … was found between proactive aggression and hostile attributional bias only based on observer ratings of aggression, while no relationships were found between reactive aggression and social cognitive abilities.</p>

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  4. Attachment disorganization in infancy: a developmental precursor to maladaptive social information processing at age eight

    … Attachment organization in infancy predicted hostile attributional bias and aggressive goals in middle childhood. More specifically, children with disorganized attachments interpreted ambiguous provocations more negatively (as indicating more hostility, rejection, and disrespect and as …

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