Understanding and addressing girls' aggressive behaviour problems: a focus on relationships

Introduction: A focus on relationships / Debra Pepler and Bruce Ferguson

1. Different paths to aggression for girls and boys / Dale F. Hay, Lisa Mundy, and Kathryn Hudson

2. Adult health outcomes of girls with anti-social behaviour problems / Candice L. Odgers

3. Commentary: The development of girls' aggression in different stages / M. Stouthamer-Loeber

4. Some key issues in the early development of aggression in girls / Rolf Loeber, Magda Southamer-Loeber, Alison E. Hipwell, Jeffrey D. Burke, and Deena R. Battista

5. Webs of strength and resistance: hearing aboriginal adolescent girls telling their stories / Susan D. Dion

6. Commentary: The role of anger in aggression / Wendy M. Craig

7. Using evidence to reduce the bullying behaviour experienced by girls / Donna Cross, Therese Shaw, Helen Monks, Stacey Waters, and Leanne Lester

8. Matching the prevention of interpersonal aggression to critical developmental and contextual transitions in middle school / Bonnie Leadbeater

9. Commentary: School-based interventions / Leena Augimeri and Margaret Walsh

10. Understanding social aggression in elementary school girls: implications for intervention / Tina Daniels and Danielle Quigley

11. Reducing risk of adolescent aggression and voilence: a brief attachment-focused treatment progam for parents and caregivers / Marlene M. Moretti and Ingrid Obsuth

12. Commentary: Common and unique intervention targets for girls' aggression / Isabela Granic

Conclusion: The capacity of relationships and capacity for relationships / Debra Pepler and Bruce Ferguson.