Volume 9 Num. 1 - March 2009
Aggression prevention in children and adolescents.
Volume 9 Num. 1 - March 2009 - Pages 101-107
Authors:
Victoria del Barrio , Miguel Ángel Carrasco , Miguel Angel Rodríguez , Rodolfo Gordillo
Abstract:
This study aims at putting the bases
for a prevention program against children’s and youth’s aggression, using data on relationship
between aggression and parenting in a sample of Spanish children and adolescents. A
special attention is recommended on education of male children at preadolescent age of
broking families and low SES. The most relevant elements of the program are: reducing
maternal hostility, improving behavior control of children and increasing loving/warm
communication.
Key words:
prevention, aggression, children, adolescents.
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