Why Do Children Get Violent or Aggressive?
According to betterhealth.vic, forms of violence are physical, verbal, emotional and neglect. Aggressive children are exposed to so many forms of violence, it is difficult to ascertain where it originates. An open line of communication with children is helpful in showing them others ways to express themselves outside of anger.
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Media
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Horror films, chaotic reality shows on television, wresting programs and hostile music contribute to aggression in children. Media access should be monitored by parents.
Domestic Violence
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Children imitate what they see. Witnessing domestic violence teaches children that violence is acceptable.
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Video Games
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Video games that contain fighting and killing are extremely popular. Children internalize these images and carry them out later on.
Anger Management Issues
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Many children are not taught how to channel anger and other emotions that result in violent behavior.
Learning Disorder
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Learning disabilities leave children feeling inadequate compared to peers. Feelings of unworthiness surface through disruptive behavior at school.
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