Bullying, rejection, and peer victimization: a social cognitive neuroscience perspective

Taking bullying and rejection (inter)personally : benefits of a social psychological approach to peer victimization / Monica J. Harris

A child and environment framework for studying risk for peer victimization / Becky Kochenderfer-Ladd, Gary W. Ladd, and Karen P. Kochel

Exploring the experience of social rejection in adults and adolescents : a social cognitive neuroscience perspective / Carrie L. Masten and Naomi I. Eisenberger

Why's everybody always picking on me? : social cognition, emotion regulation, and chronic peer victimization in children / Paul J. Rosen, Richard Milich, and Monica J. Harris

The importance of personality and effortful control processes in victimization / Lauri A. Jensen-Campbell, Jennifer M. Knack, Amy Waldrip, and Marie Ramirez

A Person X situation approach to understanding aggressive behavior and underlying aggressogenic thought / Ernest V.E. Hodges, Katlin Peets, and Christina Salmivalli

Contributions of three social theories to understanding bullying perpetration and victimization among school-aged youth / Dorothy L. Espelage and Susan M. Swearer

Sex differences in aggression from an adaptive perspective / Joyce F. Benenson

The pain of exclusion : using insights from neuroscience to understand emotional and behavioral responses to social exclusion / C. Nathan DeWall

Looking before leaping : the role of social expectancies in attachment regulation following interpersonal rejection / Kristin L. Sommer and Daniel L. Benkendorf

Alone and aggressive : social exclusion impairs self-control and empathy and increases hostile cognition and aggression / A. William Crescioni and Roy F. Baumeister

Is ostracism worse than bullying? / Kipling D. Williams and Steve A. Nida

Bullying as a means to foster compliance / Jaana Juvonen and Adriana Galvan

Social networks and peer victimization : the contexts of children's victimization by peers / Noel A. Card and David Schwartz

Using social network analysis as a lens to examine socially isolated youth / Rich Gilman, David Schonfeld, and Inga Carboni.