Why Are Negativity, Anger, and Aggression, as Motivations in Children

question 60

Multiple Choice

Why are negativity, anger, and aggression, as motivations in children, important in our consideration of behavior disorders in children?

• A) They influence our judgments of intent and remorse.
• B) They tend to be associated with higher than average rates of brain damage.
• C) The presence of these characteristics indicates a greater likelihood of a suicide attempt.
• D) The DSM diagnostic criteria for several externalizing disorders place great emphasis on these characteristics.

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