Table Of Contents:
Introduction: An Integrative Approach to Anti-Social and Pro-Social Communication vii

Terry A. Kinney

Maili Porhola

Part 1: Anti-Social Communication

Toward Understanding Anti-Social Communication: A Theoretical Model 3(12)

Terry A. Kinney

Goal Blockage and Verbal Aggressiveness 15(12)

Kristen Eis Cvancara

How Adolecents Understand Bullying: Social Information Processing and Attributions 27(12)

Sanna Karhunen

Uncertainty and Psychological Consequences Due to Cyberbullying 39(10)

Rebekah A. Pure

Harassment Experienced by School Teachers From Students: A Review of the Literature 49(10)

Teemu Kauppi

Maili Porhola

Workplace Bullying Relationships 59(12)

Sini Rainivaara

Relational Aggression and Victimization: Does Research Support the Gender Assumptions? 71(12)

Bridget Reynolds

Jaana Juvonen

Psychosocial Well-Being of Victimized Students 83(14)

Maili Porhola

Part 2: Pro-Social Communication

Pro-Social Message Design: A Theoretical Model 97(10)

Colleen M. Klatt

The Perception of Acceptance as a Function of Social Support 107(10)

Leena Mikkola

Spirituality, Social Skills, and Pro-Social Behavior 117(10)

Laura Jacobi

Pro-Social, A-Social, and Anti-Social Coping in Long-Distance Romantic Relationships 127(12)

Katheryn Maguire

Erin Sahlstein

The Utilization of Negotiation Strategies in Relational Repair 139(12)

Diana Hadad

Creative Communication and Interpersonal Relationships 151(10)

Karyl Daughters

Social Support Within Refugees' Interpersonal Communication Relationships 161(12)

Lotta Kokkonen

Pro-Social Involvement in Anti-Social Situations: Defending the Victims of Bullying 173(10)

Simona C. S. Caravita

Virpi Poyhonen

Christina Salmivalli
Exploring the Efficacy of the Anti-and Pro-Social Communicative Divide: An Epilogue 183(14)

Haward Giles

Rebecca Speer
About the Editors 197(2)
About the Contributors 199