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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/300899868 Title: In response to aggression : methods of control and prosocial alternatives Author: Arnold Paul Goldstein Publisher: New York ; Toronto, Pergamon Press. ©1981 : ISBN/ISSN: 0080255795 9780080255798 0080255809 9780080255804 OCLC:300899868

  
  

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In response to aggression : methods of control and prosocial alternatives

Author:	Arnold Paul Goldstein
Publisher:	New York ; Toronto, Pergamon Press. ©1981 :
Series:	Pergamon general psychology series, v. 98.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	These articles examine aggression controls and aggression alternatives. Starting from the position that the causes, acquisition, and maintenance are each multiply-determined events, contributors examine violence from four perspectives. Part I is concerned with the individual level of intervention. Its chapters deal with behavioural modification techniques, effective use of negotiation, and contracting methods in cases of marital conflict, as well as various procedures to increase self-control. Part II presents an array of methods for teaching interpersonal conflict management, problem-solving, and ethical beliefs and behaviours. In Part III, community levels of intervention to prevent criminal or other aggression is discussed. Part IV examines these issues from a broader national perspective.  Read more...
Subjects	Aggressiveness. Violence. Control (Psychology) View all subjects
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