Antisocial Behavior
This type of behavior violates social norms and can harm others.
What is antisocial behavior?
This type of aggression involves harming others through bodily force.
What is physical aggression?
This is the process of resolving a disagreement in a constructive way.
What is conflict resolution?
Children typically begin showing signs of physical aggression at this age.
What is 1–2 years old?
This classroom strategy involves setting clear expectations and consequences to prevent aggression.
What is implementing clear behavior expectations?
This type of aggression involves harming others through physical acts like hitting
What is physical aggression?
Spreading rumors to damage someone's social relationships is an example of this type of aggression.
What is relational aggression?
This is why learning conflict resolution skills is important, as it helps develop social competence and reduce violence.
What is helping children develop social competence and reduce violence?
From early childhood to adolescence, aggression generally follows this trend.
What is decreasing over time?
This skill helps individuals manage emotions during conflicts.
What is emotional regulation?
This type of aggression is impulsive and in response to a threat, while another type is planned and goal-oriented.
What is reactive vs. proactive aggression?
As children grow older, this type of aggression becomes more sophisticated with insults and sarcasm.
What is verbal aggression?
This parenting style promotes open communication and problem-solving, improving conflict resolution skills.
What is authoritative parenting?
This describes aggression peaking in early childhood and declining as social skills improve.
What is the developmental trajectory of aggression?
Teachers demonstrate this by showing students how to openly discuss and resolve disagreements.
What is modeling negotiation skills?
This is how antisocial behavior impacts society by increasing conflict and reducing trust.
What is disrupting societal functioning?
This form of aggression involves a power imbalance, intent to harm, and repeated actions.
What is bullying?
Teaching this in classrooms can create a more positive environment and improve student relationships.
What is conflict resolution?
Physical aggression is most common during this age range.
What is 2–4 years old?
This teaching approach provides students with support and tools to handle conflicts effectively.
What is scaffolding negotiation skills?
These include family dysfunction, exposure to violence, and peer rejection.
What are risk factors for antisocial behavior?
These are potential outcomes of aggression trends in middle childhood, including social and academic struggles.
What are increased risks of social and academic difficulties?
This program teaches children a step-by-step method for solving interpersonal problems.
What is the I Can Problem Solve (ICPS) program?
This comparison shows boys tend toward physical aggression, while girls show more relational aggression.
What is differences in aggression between boys and girls?
In this process, trained students help peers resolve conflicts through guided discussion.
What is peer mediation?