西方儿童追逐打闹游戏研究的发展和趋势

对西方儿童追逐打闹游戏研究的起源、发展、现状和趋势进行了探讨。阐述了追逐打闹游戏的概念、行为模式、影响因素以及该游戏在儿童年龄、性别等方面的表现特点。初步论证了追逐打闹游戏的本质和功能。儿童追逐打闹游戏研究已有方法学的改进和研究方向的拓展,习性学和心理学传统与文化的整合研究为其新的理论导向,并呈现出多学科综合研究前景。     

西方侵犯行为研究述评

西方侵犯行为研究的核心问题是,什么因素引发了侵犯行为特别是儿童侵犯行为的发生和发展。在影响侵犯行为的因素上,探讨较多的有生理的因素、挫折、模仿、规范与强化、认知、文化等。而对侵犯行为控制的研究则涉及惩罚、远离侵犯榜样、自我防御机制、改变认知、社会支持和教育等方面。西方在侵犯行为的研究中,面临着诸多问题的困扰,而这些问题的解决也从侧面指明了侵犯行为研究的未来前行方向。     

比较短尾猴和恒河猴的社会行为模式

短尾猴和恒河猴同是猴科猕猴属中两个不同的物种。从习性学的观点看,它们的社会行为模式应是大同而小异的。作者通过对生活在自然栖息地和实验笼内短尾猴所观察到的行为模式,同文献中已公认的恒河猴的行为模式进行比较后发现,这两种动物的社会行为模式虽然在基本上是相似的,但也有明显的差异。有的是行为模式相同,社会含意不尽相同;有的是社会含意相同,模式不同;也有的模式只是短尾猴有,而恒河猴没有。本文把初步观察到的7种不同情况列出。     

初中生侵犯行为及其与心理健康水平关系的研究

本实验研究以长春市双阳县一所普通中学的141名初中生为被试,以自编投射性故事和症状自评量表(SCL一90)为测验工具,初步探讨了初中生侵犯行为及其与心理健康水平的关系。研究结果表明:(1)意图情境与同伴组合对初中生侵犯行为的主效果及交互作用均达显着性水平,其中意图情境的作用更大些。(2)随年龄增长,初中生的侵犯行为水平呈递减趋势;男生侵犯行为强度普通高于女生,其中身体侵犯行为水平男女生差异显着。(3)初中生的侵犯行为和偏执因子、敌对因子呈正相关,但差异不显着,尚有待于今后进一步研究证实。     

青少年网络侵犯行为的社会心理学的解读

当今的社会正步入网络社会时代,网络社会为人们开辟并提供了一种新的社会交往空间和交往手段。生活在网络社会的青少年在享受着网络社会的方便与快捷的同时,也在被互联网所改变．网络的开放性、隐蔽性与无约束性会导致青少年道德失范,网络侵犯行为呈现出低龄化的趋势。本分析了青少年网络侵犯行为的表现,并给出了网络侵犯的社会心理动因。进而提出了网络侵犯行为的治理方法。     

儿童侵犯行为发展研究综述

儿童侵犯行为的发展,同儿童的亲社会行为一样,是儿童社会性发展研究的重要内容.本世纪以来,这一领域在国际上一直是发展心理学家们最感兴趣的研究课题之一,尤其是70年代以后,有关这一领域的理论探索和实验研究都取得了很大进展.但在国内,关于儿童侵犯行为发展的研究还十分薄弱,甚至刚刚起步.本文在较广泛地参阅了国外有关文献的基础上,集中阐述了当代西方儿童侵犯行为发展研究的概况,以期为我们开展中国文化背景下儿童侵犯行为发展的研究提供某些资料.     

依恋研究简述

依恋是心理学研究的一个重要话题,目前的依恋理论主要包括习性学理论、精神分析理论以及社会学习理论。而对于依恋的研究主要针对青少年的依恋研究,依恋的精神病理学研究以及依恋的跨文化研究。本文将对此做一简要的概述。     

儿童侵犯性性别差异的社会认知技能视角

影响侵犯性性别差异的因素众多,本研究认为的社会认知技能的性别差异与侵犯性性别差异有密切关系,认知技能是风险因素和行为之间的调节者。女性相比于男性侵犯性行为少与女性神经机制的发展缺陷概率小,生理成熟早,最终发展形成较男性更好的社会认知技能有密切关系。     

论我国行政侵权损害赔偿责任

行政侵权损害赔偿责任,是指因行政机关或者行政机关工作人员的具体行政行为侵犯公民、法人或者其他组织合法权益而造成损害的,依照法律规定由国家行政机关所承担的赔偿责任。《中华人民共和国行政诉讼法》(以下简称《行政诉讼法》)第68条规定:“行政机关或者行政机关工作人员的具体行政行为侵犯公民、     

3～6岁幼儿对攻击性行为的认知评价分析

通过故事评定法分析了3～6岁幼儿对攻击性行为的认知评价,结果表明:①此年龄段的幼儿对攻击性行为的认知已经达到一定的成熟度,开始考虑攻击性行为的条件与方式;②幼儿对攻击性行为的认知评价存在一定的性别差异,主要表现在受到言语侵犯时的攻击性行为;③对攻击性行为的认知评价的年龄差异突出表现在5岁与6岁之间.④采用蒙特梭利教育法的实验班幼儿,对攻击性行为比非实验班幼儿评价得更消极.     

Gender differences in aggressive behavior at admission to a psychiatric hospital

As aggressive behavior has a negative impact in general psychiatry, its influence specifically from a gender-related point of view in an in-patient population of a psychiatric clinic was assessed at the time of admission. A group of 521 successively admitted psychiatric in-patients was investigated at admission with the help of the "Social Dysfunction and Aggression Scale". A slightly higher frequency and intensity of "verbal aggressive behavior" was observed in males. Within the other categories of aggressive behavior ("tension", "physical violence to things", and "assaults"), however, the percentages and intensities of gender-related aggressive behavior did not differ significantly. Furthermore, under the covarying impact of various psychiatric diagnoses, the gender-related differences concerning the intensity of "verbal aggressive behavior" disappeared. When comparing male and female subgroups, it was notable that male schizophrenic patients were younger than female patients when displaying comparable risks of showing at least one kind of aggressive behavior. In addition, in the female subgroup, "self-injurious behavior" was more strongly correlated to the category "tension" than in the male subgroup. Although there are some methodological shortcomings, the present results show that there are small qualitative differences in gender-related aggressive behavior in addition to minimal quantitative differences in the frequency and intensity of "verbal aggressive behavior" at admission.     

Unidimensionality and Developmental Trajectory of Aggressive Behavior in Clinically-Referred Boys: A Rasch Analysis

A majority of research investigating aggression and its development in children relies on rating scales such as the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL). These scales typically are developed using a conventional factor analytic approach for the selection and retention of scale items, but may contain insufficient items to assess the unidimensionality and developmental trajectory of youths’ aggressive behavior. Rasch analysis was employed to determine the extent to which CBCL Aggressive and Delinquent clinical syndrome scale items reflect the unidimensionality and expected developmental trajectory of aggressive behavior based on parent endorsements of 455, 6 to 16 year old boys referred to community mental health centers. The two scales showed considerable promise as a unidimensional aggression scale and mimic the expected developmental pattern of aggressive behavior in extant literature. Future development of an aggressive CBCL dimensional subscale, however, must eliminate redundant and non-contributing items, and include severe aggressive behavior items exhibited by persistently aggressive youths.     

Addressing “The criterion problem” in the assessment of aggressive behavior: Development of a new taxonomic system

Aggressive behavior is a highly complex construct that is very challenging to measure. While advancements in the assessment of aggression have been made, some fundamental problems persist. First, the operational definition of aggressive behavior and its various subtypes are frequently misinterpreted and lack sufficient conceptual clarity. Second, due to these definitional problems, assessment instruments frequently correspond to different conceptualizations of aggression. In the present review, we attempt to resolve these limitations by proposing a new taxonomic system of aggressive acts that (a) corresponds to a hybrid definition of aggressive behavior, and (b) increases conceptual clarity between subtypes of aggressive behavior. It is argued that this classification system will permit greater precision in the assessment of aggression and lead to the improvement of theories, diagnostic systems, and clinical interventions.     

COMT基因rs6267多态性与青少年攻击行为的关系:性别与负性生活事件的调节作用

运用问卷法与DNA分型技术, 以153名高和低攻击组初中生为被试, 考察COMT基因rs6267多态性与攻击行为的关系, 重点探讨性别与负性生活事件的调节作用。结果表明：rs6267多态性与男青少年攻击行为的发生显著关联, T等位基因显著降低了男青少年攻击行为发生的概率, 但该位点与女青少年的攻击行为无关; rs6267多态性与负性生活事件存在交互作用的趋势, 在那些经历高水平负性生活事件的青少年中, GG型基因携带者发生攻击行为的概率高于T等位基因携带者。     

Role of prevolitional processes in aggressive behavior: the indirect influence of goal

The central aim of this article is to investigate the relationship between prevolitional processes and aggressive behavior. More specifically, the role of the goal underlying aggressive behavior was examined. A model of attitude, the Extended Model of Goal‐directed Behavior, was tested with structural equation models to analyze the process that leads to the verbally aggressive behavior of calling someone names. Results showed that Goal Desire was a significant predictor but its relation to behavior is indirect, through desire toward and intention of calling someone names. Moreover, the results indicated that the positive emotions one anticipates if successful in calling someone names and the control one has over calling someone names play a significant role in the desire to call someone names. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of considering prevolitional processes when studying deliberative processes involved in the emergence of aggressive behavior. Aggr. Behav. 37:36–47, 2011. © 2010 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.     

自我损耗对攻击行为的影响:复愈性环境的作用

本研究采用实验(stroop任务和竞争反应时任务)和问卷(积极情感消极情感量表)相结合的方法,探讨复愈性环境对自我损耗后攻击性行为的影响。结果发现:高损耗组反应性攻击行为显著大于低损耗组,两组主动性攻击行为差异不显著;观看复愈性环境和非复愈性环境后,复愈性环境组反应性攻击行为显著低于非复愈性环境组,主动性攻击行为两组无差异。结果表明:自我损耗后会产生情绪上的不良表现,反应性攻击行为增多,而主动性攻击行为不受损耗影响;自我损耗后观看复愈性环境,能够缓解情绪上的不良表现,增加认知资源,从而减少攻击行为。     

Evolution and the nonlegal equivalent of aggressive criminal behavior

Within the framework of modern evolutionary theory, arguments are reviewed that the nonlegal equivalent of aggressive criminal behavior may have evolved by natural selection among mammals, particularly primates, as part of their overall approach to reproduction. If so, the commission of aggressive crimes (or their nonlegal equivalent) by humans, and even efforts to prevent fellow social group members from being victimized by aggressive crimes, may also be partially explainable in natural selection terms. The plausibility of this deduction was explored, first, by specifying the three elements that a human act must have to be regarded as an aggressive crime. Summarily, these were that (1) injury to a victim must be a likely result of the act, (2) the act must be intended, and (3) the act must elicit negative responses from those witnessing it. The primate behavior literature was examined for evidence that some behavior of nonhumans met all three conditions. Affirmative results were obtained. Therefore, while further research is in order, human aggressive criminal behavior, as well as human efforts to control it, seem to have close parallels in other primates. This would be consistent with the notion that aggressive criminal behavior (along with its condemnation by fellow group members) is part of a social system produced and sustained by natural selection.     

父母冲突对青少年攻击行为的影响:一个有调节的中介模型

采用青少年攻击行为量表、青少年攻击信念量表、亲子关系量表和儿童感知父母冲突量表对506名青少年进行测查,结果表明：（1）父母冲突对青少年攻击信念和攻击行为均有显著的正向预测作用;（2）青少年攻击信念在父母冲突与攻击行为之间起着中介作用;（3）青少年攻击信念与攻击行为的关系（中介效应的后半段路径）受到亲子关系的调节,即父母冲突对青少年攻击行为的影响是有调节的中介效应。     

Aggressive behavior in a confined troop of Japanese macaques: Effects of density,season, and gender

A troop of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) confined in a 2-acre outdoor corral increased from 107 to 192 individuals during the 5-year tenure of a project that assessed the effects of density, season, and gender on the expression of adult aggressive behavior. Two statistical subgroups of 16 males and 28 females that were adults at the start of the project and that survived until its completion were studied intensively. There were significant season and sex differences in all groups: males were much more aggressive than females, and males were most aggressive during the fall and and winter mating season; females were most aggressive during the spring and summer birth season. Only the 16 adult males increased their frequency of aggressive behavior as the population density increased. This increase was due to the greater number of potential antagonists available each year.     

A BRIEF FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF AGGRESSIVE AND ALTERNATIVE BEHAVIOR IN AN OUTCLINIC SETTING

We conducted a brief functional analysis to identify maintaining variables for aggressive behavior and an alternative replacement response during a 90-min outpatient evaluation of 3 individuals with severe handicaps. During the initial analogue assessment, which focused on identifying maintaining contingencies for aggressive behavior, each participant displayed a substantially greater frequency of aggressive behavior during one condition than during any other. The contingency that produced the highest percentage of aggressive behavior was then presented for the occurrence of a specific alternative behavior (a mand). During this contingency reversal phase, each participant displayed a substantial reduction in aggressive behavior and a substantial increase in alternative behavior, thus providing a direct analysis of the equivalency of the contingency for maintaining either behavior.