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Verbal aggression in sibling relationships

Communication Quarterly, 1997
This study focused on verbal aggression in sibling relationships. The study examined the relationship between (a) verbal aggressiveness with satisfaction and interpersonal trust, (b) the relationship between teasing and verbal aggressiveness, (c) whether people more satisfied with their siblings report that receiving verbal aggression is more ...
Carolyn M Anderson, Matthew M Martin
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Verbal Aggression

Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science, 2021
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Emotions Associated with Verbal Aggression Expression and Suppression

Western Journal of Communication, 2016
Denise Solomon
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Witnessing verbal aggression: role of customers’ self-conscious emotions

, 2020
This paper aims to examine the widespread effects of service actors’ verbal aggression on witness customers’ intentions toward the service organizations through their self-conscious emotions.
Mehmet Okan, A. B. Elmadağ
semanticscholar   +1 more source

A Measure of Verbal Aggression

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1974
To provide a set of noxious verbal stimuli for use in studies of aggressive behavior, 71 criticisms of a male were scaled for degree of hostility. Undergraduate males each selected and delivered 10 criticisms to an insulting or a neutral peer. Ss reported significantly greater liking for the neutral than for the insulting peer, but actual and self ...
N, Epstein, S, Krakower
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The impact of customer incivility and verbal aggression on service providers: A systematic review

Work, 2019
BACKGROUND: Working in direct contact with the public may involve psycho-social hazards for employees who are frequently exposed to rude or verbally aggressive customers.
V. Sommovigo, I. Setti, P. Argentero, Deirdre O’Shea   +3 more
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Direct verbal aggression in school settings: A review of the literature

Aggression and Violent Behavior, 2019
Overt physical aggression in schools gains the most attention from educational professionals, yet researchers find that verbal aggression (VA) delivered directly is the most prevalent form.
Daniel V. Poling, Stephen W. Smith, Gregory G. Taylor, Megan R. Worth   +3 more
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Effects of content of verbal aggression on future verbal aggression: A field experiment

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1975
A field experiment was conducted to determine the effects of expression of verbal aggression on subsequent verbal aggression of angered and nonangered subjects. Subjects who were being laid off their jobs (angry subjects), and subjects who were leaving their jobs for “other reasons” (nonangry subjects), were induced to aggress verbally against the ...
Ebbe B. Ebbesen, Birt Duncan, Vladimir J. Konecni   +2 more
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Does parental warmth buffer the relationship between parent-to-child physical and verbal aggression and adolescent behavioural and emotional adjustment?

Journal of Family Studies, 2019
The aim of this study was to evaluate whether childhood levels of parental warmth buffer the relationship between parent-to-child physical and verbal aggression and behavioural and emotional adjustment (violent offending, substance use, depression and ...
Laura Beckmann
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The influence of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression on mental well-being

Journal of Family Studies, 2019
This study examined children’s mental well-being in adulthood as a function of family relationship schemas, parental support, and parental verbal aggression.
Lindsey S. Aloia
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