… that aggressive behavior and bullying may be associated with poorer psychosocial health …
We know that aggressive behavior among school children is a worldwide major concern. This …

… in various aggressive behaviors leading to significant psychosocial dysfunctions. The …
prevalence of aggression among youth and to assess the risk factors of aggression among youth. …

… Psychosocial health is also broadly defined to include psychological and social-psychological
outcomes. However, there is no accepted definition in the field, although mental …

… ABSTRACT Objectives: The purpose of this study was to examine relational aggression
and its relationship with adverse psychosocial and physical health symptoms among urban, …

… and indirect bullying and 3 indicators of psychosocial health (depression, suicidal ideation,
and … (aggressive) behavior rather than on general bullying (aggressive) behavior probably …

… of aggressive behavior in children. Public health interventions should promote these
evidence-based programs in order to reduce the burden caused by aggressive behaviors in …

… Perhaps some individuals are at greater risk for CHD because of their overtly angry or
aggressive behavior (cf. Siegman, Dembroski, & Ringel, 1987), whereas others may be at greater …

… conduct disorders, aggression and anger were … health and its correlates should receive
priority. Therefore, the main goal of this paper is to describe the amount of psychosocial health …

… Aggressive behavior in childhood has long been separated … type of aggression with six
indices of psychosocial adjustment… , delinquent behaviors, prosocial behavior, sociometric status, …

… recent psychosocial interventions, interventions aimed at reducing aggressive, oppositional
and maladaptive behaviours … In addition to exploring the treatment effects of psychosocial …