| Faculty Profile |
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| Office |
| 2247 SS&H |
| Phone |
| (510) 221-8876 |
| Contact |
| <rwfaris@ucdavis.edu> |
Robert Faris is an assistant professor of sociology at UC Davis. He received his PhD from the University of North Carolina. In Spring 2011, he was teaching SOC 2 and SOC 120. In early 2011, his studies on the nature of school bullies made
headlines around the world and caused a large number of blogs to discuss his findings.
On his UC Davis profile, he lists his research interests as "Social psychology, social networks, adolescence, violence and delinquency", and states, "My current research uses longitudinal social network data to understand the interplay of social integration, social status, aggression, and influence processes. Another primary interest is aggression, and how it is structured in networks".
Publications
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Network Centrality, Gender Segregation, and Aggression, American Sociological Review


