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WorksheetsQuiz 8 - Aggression
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
Why is aggression defined as an intentional behavior rather than just an emotional reaction?
Aggression is a __________ behavior intended to __________ another individual who does not wish to be harmed.
(a)
Which behavior best represents relational aggression?
Hitting a peer
Shouting in class
Spreading rumors and excluding classmates
Damaging school property
Occasional aggressive behavior always indicates a mental health disorder.
True
False
Assertion (A): Aggression can be used to achieve personal goals.
Reason (R): Aggression may function as a learned way to gain control or dominance.
Both A and R are true, and R explains A
Both are true, but R does not explain A
A is true, R is false
A is false, R is true
If a child’s aggressive behavior is reinforced by peer attention, stopping the behavior without teaching alternatives is likely to succeed.
True
False
A 13-year-old student frequently insults classmates, pushes peers, and refuses to follow instructions in class. Teachers report academic decline and peer rejection. Design a comprehensive intervention plan.
Which combination reflects risk factors for aggression in school-aged children?
Positive peer support + parental consistency
Exposure to trauma + inconsistent parenting
Participation in extracurricular activities + SEL programs
Stable family + clear rules
A student becomes aggressive only during competitive games, reacts intensely to losing, and struggles with impulse control despite supportive parenting. Which contributing factor is MOST likely?
Environmental exposure to violence
Psychological trauma
Biological regulation difficulty
Peer modeling
student spreading rumors and socially excluding peers demonstrates __________ aggression, which primarily affects __________ relationships.
(a)
Aggression that develops due to repeated success in gaining attention or control is best understood as a learned behavioral milestone
True
False
The screening tool that assesses aggression under Aggressive Behavior, Rule-Breaking Behavior, and Externalizing Problems is the (a) .
Which intervention is MOST appropriate when aggression persists despite consistent school-based strategies and parent training?
Increase classroom punishment
Intensive family-based programs
Ignore aggressive episodes
Peer mediation only
Which intervention is MOST appropriate for a primary school child showing physical aggression due to limited emotional vocabulary?
Restorative justice circles
Play-based emotional expression activities
Peer mediation training
Cognitive restructuring techniques
Teaching a child to ask for help instead of hitting is an example of (a) replacement.
