Juvenile delinquents who are asked to identify triggers of their aggression, offered techniques to reduce their anger, and encouraged to find peaceful solutions to a moral dilemma are likely participating in which program?

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Aggression replacement training (ART) is a program designed to help juvenile delinquents develop pro-social skills and reduce aggressive behavior. It often includes identifying triggers of aggression, learning anger management techniques, and practicing problem-solving skills to find peaceful solutions to moral dilemmas. The other options (B - moral reasoning, C - Paint Creek model, and D - anger management) may also address some of these concepts, but they do not encompass the full range of skills and strategies provided by ART.

Juvenile Delinquents Who Are Asked to Identify Triggers of Their