Tantrums
A)are a form of self-torture.
B)inhibit socialization.
C)are best dealt with by not giving in and holding firm to expectations.
D)are the result of having a poor self-concept.

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Tantrums can make other people uncomfortable and unwilling to be around the individual having the tantrum. This can inhibit their ability to socialize effectively. While holding firm to expectations can sometimes help prevent tantrums, it is not always the best solution and may not address the underlying issues causing the tantrums. Tantrums are not necessarily a form of self-torture and are not always necessarily the result of a poor self-concept.