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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Sibling aggression"”.
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Sibling Aggression: Associations with parenting styles, social dominance behaviour and co-occurring forms of family aggression
The thesis aimed to explore the experience of sibling aggression. Previous research has focused on the prevalence, predictors and effects of siblings engaging in aggressive behaviours with one another. However, there is a distinct lack of evidence that has explored the experience of this form of …
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Time-out for sibling aggression: An analysis of effective durations for typically developing children in a natural setting
… duration(s) of time-out necessary to reduce sibling aggression in eight typically developing girls ages 3-7. The intervention took place in participants’ homes using a minute-by-minute incremental increase and reversal design. All participants reached a minimum reduction in sibling aggression …
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Social-ecological factors associated with bullying and sexual harassment perpetration among middle school students
… family violence, parental supervision, and sibling aggression perpetration) and school-related (i.e., sense of belongingness at school and school social support) factors are associated with bullying and sexual harassment perpetration, above and beyond individual-level characteristics. …
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Bully perpetration and sexual harassment perpetration among middle school students: The impact of family-level factors
… supervision, family conflict and hostility, and sibling aggression perpetration) contributed to bully perpetration and sexual harassment perpetration, after controlling for known individual-level characteristics. Participants were 653 students from three middle schools (grade 5, 5.5%; grade 6, …
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Reproductive limitation in coastal ospreys (Pandion haliaetus): an ecological and an evolutionary perspective
… broods was the primary cause of nestling death. Sibling aggression accounted for the preferential feeding of older nestmates, but only in food-stressed colonies. Food consumption and weight gain were measured for 18 female ospreys prior to egg-laying. Females gained little weight during this …