Sentences with phrase «use aggression»

Other literature suggests that peers who perpetrate abusive behaviors serve as role models for when and how to use aggression for personal gain (Cottrell and Monk 2004).

Important Note: Sometimes children use aggression and toughness to mask their sadness.

Describe the factors that help women become better able to use their aggression effectively in group treatment.

Socially competent children who are aggressive tend to use aggression in a way that is accepted by peers (e.g., fighting back when provoked), whereas the aggressive acts of rejected children include tantrums, verbal insults, cheating, or tattling.

• Be introduced to an innovative method for supporting children's play that can help children who flit from one activity to another or who use aggression to obtain objects or get attention • Get new ideas for how to partner with the families that challenge you most and learn what to do about the families who complain about other children's behavior • Understand what the research says about teacher beliefs and behavioral support approaches and why you can't afford not to know about this

Aggressive children tend to use aggression as their first way of responding to most situations, and as a result, their peers tend to dislike them.

As adults, children of the Authoritarian Parenting style are more likely to use aggression in their relationships, have lower levels of self - esteem, and in severe cases may even have a life - long problem with those in authority positions.

For parents, like us, battling in the trenches day in and day out with children who use aggression, create destruction and prefer to defy than cooperate, it can be so easy to waiver from the respectful parenting pathway in search of some quick fixes for these behaviours.

They're a scary presence in the office and they use their aggression to make themselves heard.

Often, dogs use aggression because they are afraid of or worried about what they perceive as being a threat.

«If you use aggression in training your dog, you're likely to elicit aggression back.»

Some cats have pain in the back or other places and use aggression to keep other cats away from them.

Some dogs also become too big for their britches when allowed on furniture, and then feel that they have the right to use aggression to discipline the family and guests.

Forcing your dog to be surrounded by what they fear will only reinforce their fear making them uncomfortable and also more likely to use aggression to drive the scary people away.

All scent hounds try to stay on this side of being hurt in an encounter with a mammal they are hunting, but have all been bred to use aggression as a last resort to protect themselves if the cornered mammal would turn and attack.

If a scared cat can't get away from a perceived threat, she'll use aggression to defend herself.

Dogs can form packs, patrol, scent mark, bark and howl and growl, and use aggression to define territorial boundaries.

In addition, canines use aggression to maintain order in their packs, and to repel those that they don't want in their packs.

Pack leaders determine when to use aggression - not lower ranking members of the pack.

For decades, a myth has been perpetuated that bullies are outcasts who use aggression because they lack social savviness and empathy.

«They are more likely to be bullies and more likely to use aggression to solve disputes with others.»

Secondly: don't let off steam when your child does, getting angry with your child when he hits only proves he can use aggression to have power over you.

Our core adaptation is one of cooperation, but we can and do compete — a lot — and often use aggression to do so.»

If your child struggles to solve problems, resolve conflict, or ask for help, he may be using aggression as a way to get his needs met.

«That can easily translate into a child using aggression when somebody cuts in front of her in line at the playground,» says Christakis.

Disputes among young children in these studies were generally of the «my toy» variety, and, unlike adults, the dominant individuals routinely used aggression to take control.

Once you determine what preempted the offense (he uses aggression to make friends, to protect himself, for revenge, to try to look cool), your next step is to work together to try and create an immediate first solution.

Also, you are probably not going to be able to «cure» your dog from using aggression to possess a rawhide.

If a dog is sore, then it lowers it's threshold for using aggression, to protect itself from injury, or for any other reason.

They would also interpret any attempt to take them as a challenge for the role of pack leader, and so would correct this using aggression if necessary.

He has now generalized that all dogs are threatening, and he uses aggression to defend himself from the perceived threat of another attack.

Learning and habits increase the probability of dogs attacking as a group, too, because learning implies past success at using aggression to drive away a threat, or capturing prey.

However, a dog who uses aggression may be likely to use it again if put in a similar situation in the future.

Other cats bumping up to them, grooming them or rubbing up to them may hurt so the painful cat uses aggression to keep the others away.

There is a Literature Review of Socialization which spells out the importance of the different periods in puppy development and how proper socialization helps a dog cope in every - day life with humans without using aggression.

Similarly, the acquisition of conflict resolution skills would help students learn that options exist between «doing nothing» and using aggression when one is faced with conflict.

They learn how to assert authority and to feel safe without using aggression.

Such as slamming doors and using aggression.

Outcome indicators included child - reported levels of aggression (using the Aggression Questionnaire), depression symptoms (using the Depression Self Rating Scale) and perceived family social support.

I would be interested in hearing what other providers are experiencing and how they are using aggression toys.

Not exact matches

And if they succeed, their executives will be part of a culture that rejects the use of patents as a tool for aggression and ruinous lawsuits.

But use it sparingly, Brown warns, as too much of such a fiery color can evoke aggression and stress.

«Before we can engage in diplomacy with the Trump administration, we want to send a clear message that the DPRK has a reliable defensive and offensive capability to counter any aggression from the United States,» the official said, according to CNN, using an abbreviation for the country's formal name.

Studies, meanwhile, have shown violent games can increase aggression, but have found no causal link between violent action and video game use.

«It's not a question whether America can prevent a nuclear Iran or stop Russian aggression; it's a question of whether (the Obama) administration has the backbone to use the tools and solutions available,» Pompeo said on Dec. 3, 2014.

US Uses «Hybrid Aggression» Against Venezuela to Oust Maduro — Defense Minister © REUTERS / Marco Bello Vladimir Padrino Lopez, the Venezuelan defense minister, lashed out at Washington's current policy toward...

If just - war theory is in poor repute today it is because it has been pressed into service to justify war rather than to prevent or restrain it; rather than being used to advance the cause of peace or justice, the theory has often provided a quickly accessible patina of moral justifiability to disguise aggression and expansionist policy.

Call upon the various religious groups bound by the same national fabric to address their mutual state of selective amnesia that blocks memories of centuries of joint and shared living on the same land; we call upon them to rebuild the past by reviving this tradition of conviviality, and restoring our shared trust that has been eroded by extremists using acts of terror and aggression;

«We call upon them to rebuild the past by reviving this tradition of conviviality, and restoring our shared trust that has been eroded by extremists using acts of terror and aggression.»

In short, I do not see how Archbishop Roach's use of the prudential criteria here can be read in any other way than as to seek to prevent the use of force in the face of the most obvious case of international aggression since World War II.