Children's hostile intent attributions and emotional distress: What do parents perceive?
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DOI: 10.1002/ab.21734
Abstract: Traditionally, assessments of social information processing and associated emotional distress have used children's self-reports. We posit that additional informants, such as parents, may help illuminate the association between these variables and aggression. Our sample was… read more here.
Keywords: emotional distress; attributions emotional; hostile intent; children hostile ... See more keywords
Social threat attentional bias in childhood: Relations to aggression and hostile intent attributions
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DOI: 10.1002/ab.21813
Abstract: The goal of this study was to examine the ways attentional bias to social threat-measured across multiple attentional processes-is related to both child aggression and a well-established cognitive correlate of aggression (namely, hostile intent attributions).… read more here.
Keywords: social threat; attentional bias; hostile intent; intent attributions ... See more keywords