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(2)Research Summary
(1)Focus Terms
Children
(3)Mental health
(2)Programming
(2)Youth
(2)Military Branch of Service
Multiple branches
(2)Army
(1)Sample Affiliation
Civilian
(3)Veteran
(2)Active duty service member
(1)Age Group
Adolescence (13 - 17 yrs)
(3)Childhood (birth - 12 yrs)
(3)Thirties (30 - 39 yrs)
(2)Middle age (40 - 64 yrs)
(2)Military Affiliation
Active Duty
(2)Veteran
(2)Publication Type
Article
(4)REACH Publication
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1.Peer aggression
Authors
Card, Noel A.; Casper, Debbie; Koch, Bryna; Borden, Lynne M.; Military Reach, University of Arizona
Year
2013
2.Where does cyberbullying fit? A comparison of competing models of adolescent aggression
Authors
Mehari, Krista R.; Farrell, Albert D.
Year
2018
3.Factors associated with physical aggression among US Army soldiers
Authors
Gallaway, Michael S.; Fink, David S.; Millikan, Amy M.; Bell, Michael R.
Year
2012
4.Testing a novel trauma-informed treatment for anger and aggression following military-related betrayal: Design and methodology of a clinical trial
Authors
Jacoby, Vanessa M.; Young-Mccaughan, Stacey; Straud, Casey L.; Paine, Christopher; Merkley, Rodney; Blankenship, Abby; Miles, Shannon R.; Fowler, Paul; DeVoe, Ellen R.; Carmack, Joredanne; Ekanayake, Vindhya; Peterson, Alan L.; for the, Strong Star Consortium
Year
2024
5.Manage emotions to reduce aggression: A pilot study of a brief treatment to help veterans reduce impulsive aggression
Authors
Miles, Shannon R.; Kent, Thomas A.; Stanley, Melinda; Thompson, Karin E.; Sharp, Carla; Niles, Barbara L.; Young-McCaughan, Stacey; Mintz, Jim; Roache, John D.; Litz, Brett T.; Hale, Willie J.; Stanford, Matthew S.; Keane, Terence M.; Peterson, Alan L.
Year
2020
6.Peer victimization
Authors
Card, Noel; Koch, Bryna; Hawkins, Stacy Ann; Borden, Lynne M.; The Arizona Center for Research and Outreach (AZ REACH), University of Arizona
Year
2012
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