Research reveals that proactive aggressors are more likely than their peers to:

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Research suggests that proactive aggressors justify their behavior by perceiving aggression as an acceptable way to achieve goals. This attitude is not commonly held among their peers who are not proactive aggressors. Therefore, proactive aggressors are more likely to have this attitude than their peers. There is no evidence to support that proactive aggressors have closer relationships with their parents or teachers or are more likely to make the academic honor roll.

Research Reveals That Proactive Aggressors Are More Likely Than Their