Relational aggression in children: Internal representations, empathy, and emotional understanding

J Yopp; Larissa Nicole Niec

Relational aggression in children: Internal representations, empathy, and emotional understanding

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Yopp, J., & Niec, L., (2002, March). Relational aggression in children: Internal representations, empathy, and emotional understanding. Poster presented at the Society for Personality Assessment Midwinter Meeting, San Antonio, TX.

Original language	English
State	Published - Mar 2002
Event	Poster Presentation - Orlando, FL Duration: Mar 1 2002 → Mar 31 2002

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Other	Poster Presentation
Period	03/1/02 → 03/31/02

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Relational aggression in children: Internal representations, empathy, and emotional understanding

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