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Health Tip: Recognize Warning Signs of Youth Violence
By LadyLively on July 6, 2018
People who are prone to violence often have trouble controlling their behavior, the American Psychological Association says.
The group says there may be tell-tale signs that a young person is about to “act out,” such as:
- Having a history of violent or aggressive behavior.
- Being young at the first violent incident.
- Having been a victim of bullying.
- Having a history of discipline problems or frequent conflicts with authority.
- Being a victim of early child abuse or neglect.
- Having seen violence at home.
- Having a history of cruelty to animals.
- Having a significant mental illness.
- Being callous or lacking concern for others.
- Having a history of vandalism.
Source: HealthDay
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