Results from univariate analyses suggest that individual, family and peer risk factors predicted membership in the subgroup of girls who use indirect aggression more frequently and increasingly. (link.springer.com)
Second, it aimed to identify possible individual, family, and peer risk factors, assessed in the early school years, which predispose subgroups of girls to use indirect aggression in an intense and persistent way. (link.springer.com)
Students» reports of indirect aggression increased over time for the intervention group, but there were no significant differences between the groups. (crimesolutions.gov)