Titlebook: Girls and Aggression; Contributing Factors Marlene M. Moretti,Candice L. Odgers,Margaret A. J Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Connecting Policies, Girls, and Violence,would not have been convicted for completing college successfully while collecting both student loans and welfare. It had been legal to do so before. But in 1997 new welfare laws and policies made this option illegal.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30251-4e behavior can help to delineate meaningful subgroups of individuals who differ in the function that their aggressive behavior serves, the targets of their aggressive acts, and in their therapeutic needs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30260-6ported surveys. Females are also less likely to continue engaging in delinquent behaviors as they move into late adolescence/early adulthood (.; .). However, the gender gap in prevalence and persistence rates is smaller for deviant activities such as drug use (.; .).

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Race, Gender, and Aggression,s text focus upon individual risk factors to explain and/or predict why some girls are more prone to aggressive and violent behavior than others. In the present chapter, the examination shifts to consider the social context within which the particular factors of race and gender can prove to be “risky” for girls.

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Revisiting the Moral Domain, not alone in making this claim. All the girls I have spoken with over the years have told me one by one, “I never hit anyone unless I have to,” and “I only hit people who deserve it.” For them, the use of violence was not desirable, but none-the-less required. In other words, for them, there appeared to be a moral imperative for their actions.