1976
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9450.1976.tb00205.x
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Social skills of aggressive and nonaggressive adolescents

Abstract: Abstract.— Forty 14‐year‐old boys were selected on the basis of peer ratings to represent characteristic aggressive, controlled extravert, anxious, and controlled introvert patterns of behaviour. Each boy was asked to play the role of either a son or a chum with the corresponding father's or chum's role played by the male E in four tape recorded dialogues. The topics were “getting more pocket money”, “holiday making”, “choosing a TV channel”, and “agreeing on a favourite make of car”. The boys' ability to pers… Show more

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