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Aggressive behaviors refer to actions or conduct that involve physical, verbal, or relational harm towards oneself, others, or property. These behaviors can range from hitting and yelling to bullying and intimidation.
The theory that aggression results from frustration when one's goals are blocked.
Hostile Attribution Bias: The tendency to interpret ambiguous situations as intentionally harmful, leading to aggressive responses.
Anger Management: Techniques and strategies used to control anger reactions in order to prevent aggressive outbursts.