Chapters
Following draft chapters/abstracts are available for download in PDF format:
Daniel Ames (Columbia University)
Pushing up to a point: The psychology of
interpersonal assertiveness
Craig Anderson (Iowa State University)
The General Aggression Model (GAM)
and three ways that global climate change will likely increase
aggression and violence
Tanya Chartrand & Pontus Leander
(Duke University)
Nonconscious battles of will:
Automatic counteraction to the perceived goals and preferences of
others
Thomas Denson & Emma Fabiansson
(University of New South Wales)
The Effects of anger and anger
regulation on negotiation
Ed Donnerstein (University of Arizona)
The media and aggression: From TV
to the internet
Chris Eckhardt (Purdue University)
Cognitive, affective, and relational
factors in intimate partner violence etiology and intervention:
Evidence vs. Ideology
Eli Finkel (Northwestern University)
The doormat effect: When forgiving
erodes self-respect
Grainne Fitzsimmons (University of Waterloo)
Interdependent goals and
relationship conflict
Adam Galinsky (Northwestern University),
Debra Gilin (Saint Mary's University) &
William Maddux
(INSEAD)
The role empathy and
perspective-taking in the resolution of social conflicts
Michael Hogg (Claremont Graduate University)
Aggressive radicalism as a response to
self-uncertainty
Rowell Huesmann (University of Michigan), Eric Dubow
(University of Michigan & Bowling Green State University) &
Paul Boxer (University of Michigan & Rutgers
University)
Participation in religious activities
as a protective and exacerbating factor in the development and
continuity of aggressive behavior across the lifespan and
generations
Arie Kruglanski (University of Maryland)
Close mindedness and aggression
Robert Kurzban (University of Pennsylvania)
Are Supernatural Beliefs Commitment
Devices?
Mario Mikulincer (Interdiciplinary
Center Herzliya) & Phillip Shaver
(University of California, Davis)
Attachment, aggression, and
intergroup conflict
Deborah Richardson & Georgina Hammock
(Augusta State University)
Is it aggression? Perceptions of
and motivations for passive and psychological aggression
Mark Van Vugt (University of Amsterdam)
Guns, Germs, and Sex: How evolution
shaped the social psychology of intergroup conflict
Kipling Williams & Eric D Wesselman
(Purdue University)
Ostracism & Aggression
Lisa Zadro (Sydney University)
Silence hurts: The roles of anger, pain,
and shame in eliciting punishing responses to ostracism