Generalizing from the text, a child who is frequently punished at home is likely to develop a tendency to become:

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Punishment can create a tendency to behave aggressively-especially if the punishment is harsh and frequent. If children are punished for aggressive acts, they usually avoid those behaviors that lead to punishment-at least in the presence of the person who has punished them. Ironically, however, children who are frequently punished typically become more aggressive. For example, their aggression at home may decrease, but they may become more aggressive at school.

Generalizing from the Text, a Child Who Is Frequently Punished