1973
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9450.1973.tb00093.x
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An aggression machine III. The stability of aggressive and nonaggressive patterns of behaviour

Abstract: PitkÄnen, L. The stability of aggressive and non‐agressive patterns of behaviour. Scand. Psychol., 1973, 14, 75–77.‐Six extreme groups (overtly aggressive, aggressive‐anxious, anxious, controlled extraverts, balanced controlled, and controlled introverts) had been composed on the basis of peer ratings. The differences between the groups were describable in terms of a two‐dimensional model including the main dimensions “number of overt responses” and “control of behaviour”. Independent teacher ratings after an … Show more

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“…This description of the children was given prior to and independently of the study itself. (The validity of teacher ratings was confirmed by Pitkanen, 1973). An additional group of 145 children (67 boys, 78 girls), in the same age range and of the same schools as the subjects of the study proper, served as a sample in the pre-tests devoted to constructing the CO questionnaire.…”
Section: Subjectsmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…This description of the children was given prior to and independently of the study itself. (The validity of teacher ratings was confirmed by Pitkanen, 1973). An additional group of 145 children (67 boys, 78 girls), in the same age range and of the same schools as the subjects of the study proper, served as a sample in the pre-tests devoted to constructing the CO questionnaire.…”
Section: Subjectsmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…While viewing, the aggressive children differed significantly from the others only by being less concentrated. Their poor concentration might be a reflection of their lack of impulse control which was one of the criterion variables for picking out this group according to Pitkanen's (1973) model. It was also reflected in their somewhat higher motor activity while viewing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In her extensive follow-up studies of Finnish school boys, Pitkanen (1973Pitkanen ( , 1976 amved at a two-dimensional model to describe children's social reaction styles. This model depicts social behaviour as varying along two axes, viz., between strong and weak impulse control, and great and small number of overt responses (Fig.…”
Section: Personality Types and Aggressionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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