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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"hostile attribution bias"”.
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Hostile attribution bias in children and adolescents
… the factors that lead to the development of this bias. Limitations to extant literature and suggestions for future research are discussed.<br/><br/>Although evidence from a number of studies demonstrates the effects of socialisation or peer contagion on children’s aggressive and anti-social …
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Violent video games and aggressive behavior: mortality salience and the hostile attribution bias
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Parent Dispositional Mindfulness and its Links to Adolescent Disclosure, Mother-Adolescent Conflict, and Adolescent Hostile Attribution Bias
… mother-adolescent conflict, and adolescents’ hostile attribution bias. Mediating parent factors considered were parental stress, adolescent perceptions of parents’ perspective taking, and parental perceptions of balanced control over caregiving failure. Adolescents between the ages of 9.5 and …
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SOCIAL ANXIETY AND RELATIONAL AGGRESSION IN THE PEER RELATIONSHIPS OF COLLEGE WOMEN
… related to relational aggression, that hostile attribution bias would mediate this relationship, and that dispositional empathy would moderate the direct relationship between social anxiety and relational aggression. Results demonstrated that FNE was not related to relational aggression …
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Narcissism and Intimate Partner Violence: An Establishment of the Link and Investigation of Multiple Potential Mediators
… mediators - social dominance orientation and the hostile attribution bias-based tendency to retaliate in the face of ambiguous but potentially malevolent social interactions. Bootstrapping analysis of IPV-prevalence also revealed an additional significant indirect effect for hypercompetitiveness. …
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¿Me conviene terminar la maestría o poner un bar? : estudiando el retorno de las habilidades cognitivas, no cognitivas, y los años de escolarización de la población trabajadora urbana en Colombia
… socio-emocionales (Big Five Model, Grit, Hostile Attribution Bias, y Melbourne Decision Making Scale), y también permite encontrar posibles variables instrumentales para los años de escolaridad y las habilidades medidas, en un solo conjunto de datos. Tanto asumiendo exogeneidad de las …
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Exploring factors associated with aggressive behaviour in adolescents
… behaviour. In addition, this study found that hostile attribution bias, empathy and exposure to real life violence moderated this relationship. Chapter three is a case study describing the psychological assessment, formulation and planned intervention with a young person presenting with …
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An examination of the relationship between the positive illusory bias and the subtypes of aggression across time: a multi-method perspective
… the relationship between the positive illusory bias and the subtypes of aggression in a sample of aggressive children (n = 120) across three time points using multiple informants. In addition, a methodological question was explored by using difference and residual scores of the bias to examine …
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Paranoia and social mistrust in UK and Hong Kong children
… of being followed, spied on and attributing hostile intent to others. The third recurring theme pertained to how children coped with their worries and to whom they would go to for help (i.e., friends, family, teachers). A minority of children expressed persistent worries and suspiciousness of …
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The Association Between Violence Exposure and Aggression and Anxiety: The Role of Peer Relationships in Adaptation for Middle School Students
… of social information, leading to fewer hostile attributions, were expected to help adolescents cope by minimizing the negative impact of exposure to violence on aggression. Further, reciprocated friendships, peer acceptance, and close, intimate friends were expected to lessen the …
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Zero-Sum Mindset & Its Discontents
Across a wide range of pressing global challenges from democratic erosion, pandemics, climate change and economic development, there is an underlying psychological feature that presents a barrier to progress: zero-sum thinking. Zero-sum thinking is a tendency to perceive a situation as a zero-sum …