Bukowski's research is in the area of social development, specifically concerned with the features and effects of peer relations during the school-age and early adolescent years. His work has examined age, sex, and cultural differences and the effects that experiences with peers have on behaviour, emotional well-being and health. Bukowski has been awarded support for his research program through grants from the National Institutes of Mental Health in the United States, as well as from SSHRC, FQRSC, and CIHR. He served as Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Behavioral Development and has published over eighty-five articles and chapters in scholarly journals and books.

Program: B.A. Honours psychology Award: CUSRA Supervisor: William M. Bukowski Project Title: The role of affective empathy as a mediator between narcissism and relational aggression Acknowledgements: William M. Bukowski, Concordia University, CRDH

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