Girls and Aggression

1: Girls And Aggression: A Point Of Departure; M.M. Moretti, L. Odgers, M.A. Jackson. 2: Rejection sensitivity and girls' aggression; G. Downey, L. Irwin, M. Ramsay, O. Ayduk. 3: The Science of Relational Aggression: Can We Guide Intervention? T.C. Geiger, M. Zimmer-Gembeck, N.R. Crick. 4: Aggression from an Attachment Perspective: Gender Issues and Therapeutic Implications; M.M. Moretti, K. DaSilva, R. Holland. 5: The Social Context of Children's Aggression; T. Vaillancourt, S. Hymel. 6: Adjudicated Females' Participation in Violence from Adolescence to Adulthood: Results from a Longitudinal Study; N. Lanctôt, C. Émond, M. LeBlanc. 7: Race, Gender, and Aggression: The Impact of Sociocultural Factors on Girls; M.A. Jackson. 8: Revisiting the Moral Domain: Using Social Interdependence Theory to Understand Adolescent Girls' Perspectives on the Use of Violence; S. Artz. 9: Connecting Policies, Girls, and Violence; M. Reitsma-Street. 10: Interventions for Aggressive Girls: Tailoring and Measuring the Fit; D. Pepler, M.M. Walsh, K. Levene. 11: Linking Identification and Treatment of Early Risk Factors for Female Delinquency; K.S. Levene, M.M. Walsh, L.K. Augimeri. 12: Girls in the Justice System: Treatment and intervention; J. Antonishak, N. Dickon Reppucci, C. Fried Mulford. 13: Prediction and Prevention of Peer Victimization in Early Elementary School: How Does Gender Matter? B.J. Leadbeater, M.K. Dhami, W.L. Hoglund, E.M. Dickinson. 14: Reframing Violence Risk Assessment for Female Juvenile Offenders; C.L. Odgers, M.G. Schmidt, N.Dickon Reppucci. 15: From Crime Control to Welfare and Back Again: (R)Evolving Youth Criminal Justice Policy and its Possible Effect on Young Female Offenders; D.A. Connolly, T.M. Wayte, Z. Lee. 16: Girls, Aggression, and Delinquency: Research and Policy Considerations; J. Wollard. 17: Girls and Violence: The Never Ending Story; M.K. Underwood.