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Posted July 26, 2010:

• Even in Good Communities, Roaming Teens a Recipe for Violence

Posted July 23, 2010:

• The Healing Effects of Forests

Posted July 22, 2010:

• Genetic Link to Children’s Emotional Problems Precipitated by Bullying

Posted July 21, 2010:

• Childhood Sexual Abuse and Social Shaming Linked to Health Issues Later

Posted July 20, 2010:

• Healthy Families, Religious Involvement Buffer Youth Against Risk Factors Related to Drug Abuse
• Getting Angry Can Help Negotiations in Some Cultures, Hurt It in Others

Posted July 15, 2010:

• Sri Lankan Children Affected by War, Tsunami, Daily Stressors
• Studies Explore Effects of War on Former Child Soldiers

Posted July 12, 2010:

• Diversity of Grieving Among Alzheimer's Caregivers

Posted July 8, 2010:

• Who Is Likely to Become a Bully, Victim or Both? New Research Shows Poor Problem-Solving Increases Risk for All

Posted July 7, 2010:

• Racism Shapes African-American Women's Views on Depression Care

Posted July 6, 2010:

• Rudeness at Work Causes Mistakes

Posted July 5, 2010:

• Adolescent Cyberbullies and Their Victims May Have Physical, Mental Health Problems
• Abused Children Appear Likely to Have Mental Disorders as Young Adults

Posted June 23, 2010:

• Adverse Childhood Experiences Linked to Frequent Headache in Adults

Posted June 21, 2010:

• People Who Suppress Anger Are More Likely to Become Violent When Drunk

Posted June 15, 2010:

• Specific PTSD Symptoms Related to Anger and Aggressiveness Among Iraq/Afghanistan Veterans, Study Finds

Posted June 14, 2010:

• Teen Boys Who Attempted Suicide More Like to Abuse Partners as Adults, Study Finds

Posted June 10, 2010:

• Domestic Violence: Why Some Women Have Real Reason to Fear the World Cup

Posted June 7, 2010:

• Intimate Partner Violence Against Mothers Associated With Children's Obesity
• About One-Tenth of Soldiers Returning from Iraq May Be Impaired by Mental Health Problems, Study Finds
• Violent Video Games May Increase Aggression in Some but Not Others, Says New Research

Posted May 31, 2010:

• What Happens When We Get Angry?

Posted May 25, 2010:

• Canine Aggression and Genetic Control

Posted May 21, 2010:

• Meaner Than Fiction: Reality TV High on Aggression, Study Shows

Posted May 19, 2010:

• Shyness Negatively Affects Marital Quality

Posted May 10, 2010:

• Violent Teenage Girls Fail to Spot Anger or Disgust in Others’ Faces

Posted May 3, 2010:

• Mood and Anxiety Disorders Affect Many Older Adults
• Earlier, Later Puberty May Trigger Aggression in Boys, Researchers Find
• Being Obese Can Attract Bullies
• Young Assault Victims Often Involved in Subsequent Violence
• Parental Involvement Key to Preventing Child Bullying
• Return Home from War Not Always Peaceful for Young Vets

Posted May 1, 2010:

• Living in a High-Crime Neighborhood May Worsen Children's Asthma

Posted April 29, 2010:

• Nearly 4 Million Californians Report Sexual or Physical Violence from a Spouse or Companion

Posted April 26, 2010:

• Domestic Violence Victims Have Higher Health Costs for Years After Abuse Ends

Posted April 21, 2010:

• Tough Girl or Sidechick? Violent Female Characters in American Films

Posted April 15, 2010:

• Gay Men and Lesbians More Likely to Experience Violent Events and Subsequent PTSD

Posted April 12, 2010:

• Over Half of Women in Abusive Relationships Still Saw Their Male Partners as Dependable

Posted April 9, 2010:

• Empathy and Violence Have Similar Circuits in the Brain, Research Suggests

Posted March 29, 2010:

• Children's Sense of Threat from Parental Fighting Determines Trauma Symptoms

Posted March 25, 2010:

• Pursuit of Status and Affection Drives Bullies' Behavior

Posted March 22, 2010:

• Online Ostracism Damages Children’s Self Esteem

Posted March 18, 2010:

• Some Bullies Are Just the Shy Type: New Research Shows a Darker Side to Social Anxiety Disorder
• Sexism: Cat-Calls Are Detrimental to Everyone

Posted March 17, 2010:

• Behind a Child With Aggressive Behavior There Is a Negative Family Environment

Posted March 14, 2010:

• Psychopaths' Brains Wired to Seek Rewards, No Matter the Consequences

Posted March 9, 2010:

• Male Batterers Consistently Overestimate Rates of Violence Toward Partners, Study Finds

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