When children experience aggressive acts such as yelling and throwing things on a regular basis, they
A) tend to become less violent.
B) believe the behavior is acceptable.
C) put a stop to the cycle of violence.
D) accept the notion of peaceful solutions.

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Children learn social behaviors through observation and imitation. When they regularly witness aggressive acts, they may come to view such behaviors as acceptable or normal ways to express anger or frustration, rather than adopting non-violent or peaceful solutions.

When Children Experience Aggressive Acts Such as Yelling and Throwing