gender aggression - Psychology bibliographies - in Harvard style
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Journal
LAURITSEN, J. L., HEIMER, K. and LYNCH, J. P.
TRENDS IN THE GENDER GAP IN VIOLENT OFFENDING: NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY
2009 - Criminology
In-text: (LAURITSEN, HEIMER and LYNCH, 2009)
Your Bibliography: LAURITSEN, J., HEIMER, K. and LYNCH, J., 2009. TRENDS IN THE GENDER GAP IN VIOLENT OFFENDING: NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY. Criminology, 47(2), pp.361-399.
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Book
Moore, S.
Sociology alive!
2001 - Nelson Thornes - Cheltenham
In-text: (Moore, 2001)
Your Bibliography: Moore, S., 2001. Sociology alive!. Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes.
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Journal
Van Goozen, S. H. M., Frijda, N. H. and Van De Poll, N. E.
Anger and aggression during role-playing: Gender differences between hormonally treated male and female transsexuals and controls
1995 - Aggressive Behavior
In-text: (Van Goozen, Frijda and Van De Poll, 1995)
Your Bibliography: Van Goozen, S., Frijda, N. and Van De Poll, N., 1995. Anger and aggression during role-playing: Gender differences between hormonally treated male and female transsexuals and controls. Aggressive Behavior, 21(4), pp.257-273.
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