Not exact matches
To help your child realise how
hurtful aggressive
behavior can be for both sides, the aggressor and the victim, and how that type of
behavior hitting, kicking, biting or bulling can make the
other child feel.
When a student violates the underlying principles or acts in a way that is either self - destructive or
hurtful to
others, time must be taken to unpack the
behavior in a way that respects the community and its principles and doesn't alienate the individual.
Instead of using punishments and rewards to influence the way students behave, restorative approaches address the underlying reasons for students»
hurtful behavior and nurture their intrinsic desire to treat
others with care and respect.
It is difficult to figure out, then, if bullying aggressors are intentionally
hurtful towards
others, or their bullying
behavior is simply an unhealthy byproduct of the fact that they are possibly severely emotionally disturbed (see the bullet - pointed characteristics above).
But
other subconscious patterns can damage our relationships by driving
behaviors that are unintentionally
hurtful to
others.
Recognizing and identifying
hurtful behaviors is also useful so the spouses can put these
behaviors in the past by changing patterns going forward and making different choices that will support a relationship respectful of each
other's needs.
Instead, focus on maintaining a safe and loving relationship with your children so you can lessen the impact of their
other parent's confusing or
hurtful behavior.
It contains 13 items using 5 - point Likert - type scales (0: never to 4: many days) related to aggressive
behavior in relationships with
others (behaving unsociably, crying to get sympathy, being malicious, criticizing
others behind their backs, being manipulative, being
hurtful, ganging up with
other children to isolate a child, etc.).