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Aggression and Unresolved Oppositional Behaviour - Report

   

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Discuss how undueaggression and unresolvedoppositional behaviourcan influence emotionaldevelopment

Discuss how undue aggression and unresolved oppositional behaviour can influenceemotional development during childhood and adolescence.Children are very sensitive and aggressive in their childhood. They do not understandwhat is right and wrong for them. Aggression can be due to mood disorders, psychosis,frustration, injury, trauma. In mood disorders, students and adults lose their self control and theybecome more impulse. They become depressed, irritable due to which they lash out. Anotherthing is frustration, when they face problem of communication and intellectual impairment, theybecome frustrate and aggressive (Beckett and Taylor, 2016). Due this frustration, children facedifficulty in maintaining their anxiety. This affect their emotional development and behaviour. Further, disruptive behaviour disorders of children cannot make effective decisions. Theydo not focus on the outcomes of their actions and hence they have to face opposite things whichmake them more rude and aggressive. Kids become malicious and not able to handle themselvesdue to which their treatment is quite different from normal children. Injury is another reasonwhich make them explosive as they fade up and feels that they have no freedom for playinggames and doing activities like others (Criss and et.al., 2016). Furthermore, Trauma is thesituation in which adults are under high pressure and stress. These factors do not allow them toexpress their emotional illness which increases their anger and they take wrong steps like suicideand other depressive behaviour.Adolescence is the stage which begins from late childhood and remains until whenchildren do not complete its physical growth. In this stage, hormones emotions and physicalchanges takes place rapidly. Anger and unresolved situations are the elements which are quitecommon in teenagers and adults. They become very aggressive and lose their temper for smallissues. Adults are not able to control their emotions and feelings at this stage and often commitmistakes (Jongsma Jr, Peterson, and McInnis, 2016). Indicators of anger in adolescence areimpatience, grouchy, irritation and aggressive nature. Family plays an important role in guiding and directing their children and adults. Theirsupport and friendly behaviour will help them in recovering from their aggressive behaviour.Family background and their mentality will help them in taking correct decisions and leadingtheir lives on correct direction. Adults can take support from their parents and grandparents whenthey are in dilemma of their living decisions. They help them in guiding the rules and real factsof the world and give them good manners and teachings. Additionally, caretakers are

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