Handling Children's Aggressive Behavior - Report

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Handling Children's Aggressive Behavior
Report
7/11/2018
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Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................................................................................................1
Aggression.............................................................................................................................................1
Type of Aggression................................................................................................................................1
Why children are aggressive..................................................................................................................2
Reinforcement.......................................................................................................................................2
Theory...................................................................................................................................................3
Conclusion.............................................................................................................................................3
References.............................................................................................................................................5

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Introduction
Most people feel anger and aggression sometimes-including children. Adults may
control their feeling and their behaviour when these feeling arise. Children, however, may
turn their energy towards violent behavior such as shouting, biting or hitting. Handling the
children behaviour is sometimes getting worse. To deal with these situations, parents should
use the positive or negative disciplinary strategies whichever suits to the situation. To manage
the children feeling in the social environment some theories are also given by Erikson,
Vygotsky and Skinner, which focused on giving the solution to deal with the anger of the
children (Lochman, Powell, Whidby, & FitzGerald, 2012).
Aggression
Aggression can define as the feeling of anger or antipathy resulting in hostile or
violent behaviour. In another word, we can say that the aggression is the type of readiness to
attack the other person or confronting the person forcefully. In the case study, when Sarah
found with the anger, she does so as she wants the new tiffin box that her mother refused to
buy. Sarah shouting makes her mother feel embarrassed and showed anger expression to
Sarah (Smith, Hubbard & Laurenceau, 2011).
Type of Aggression
There are types of aggression in which a person found to do the physical violence
such as biting, hitting, and kicking the other person. This type can be verbal hostility like
sending threatening messages or making threats against someone life, shouting, and swearing
like Sarah do in the case. Sarah’s mother found to do. The corporal punishment threat given