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Behaving Badly Aversive Behaviors in Interpersonal Relationships Contents Contributors ................................................................................................. ix Preface ......................................................................................................... xi I. Aversive Interpersonal Behaviors: An Introduction ................................. 1 Chapter 1. Aversive Interpersonal Behaviors: On Being Annoying, Thoughtless, and Mean .................................... 3 Robin M. Kowalski II. Improper and Distancing Behaviors ...................................................... 27 Chapter 2. Breaches of Propriety ......................................................... 29 Rowland S. Miller Chapter 3. You****!: Swearing as an Aversive and a Relational Activity .......................................................... 59 Alaina M. Winters and Steve Duck Chapter 4. Aversive Self-Presentations ................................................ 79 Roos Vonk Chapter 5. The Aversive Interpersonal Context of Depression: Emerging Perspectives on Depressotypic Behavior ........................................................................ 117 Jennifer Katz and Thomas E. Joiner, Jr. III. Hurting Others .................................................................................... 149 Chapter 6. Hurt Feelings: The Neglected Emotion ............................ 151 Mark R. Leary and Carrie A. Springer Chapter 7. Permitted Disrespect: Teasing in Interpersonal Interactions ..................................................................... 177 Robin M. Kowalski, Elsie Howerton, and Michelle McKenzie Chapter 8. Rumor and Gossip in Interpersonal Interaction and Beyond: A Social Exchange Perspective ................ 203 Ralph L. Rosnow Chapter 9. Interpersonal Transgressions and Betrayals ...................... 233 Warren H. Jones, Danny S. Moore, Arianne Schratter, and Laura A. Negel Chapter 10. Aversive Behavior and Aggression in Cultural Perspective ..................................................................... 257 James T. Tedeschi and Michael Harris Bond IV. Conclusion ........................................................................................... 295 Chapter 11. The Aversive Side of Social Interaction Revisited ......................................................................... 297 Robin M. Kowalski Author Index .............................................................................................. 311 Subject Index ............................................................................................. 325 About the Editor ........................................................................................ 333