If parents hoped to raise children who are not particularly aggressive, they might

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By carefully monitoring the child's activities and choice of friends, parents can ensure that their children are not exposed to aggressive behavior from other children or media. This can help prevent the child from adopting aggressive behavior as a means of interacting with others. Additionally, parents can model non-aggressive behavior themselves to serve as an example for their children. Using forceful means to restrain aggression (B) can lead to physical harm to the child and may not address the underlying reasons for their aggression. Arguing in front of children (C) can be stressful for them, and erratic punishment (D) can be confusing and ineffective.

If Parents Hoped to Raise Children Who Are Not Particularly