Aggression in childrenTowards an understanding of the origins of aggressionAccording to the article "Towards an understanding of the origins of aggression",Explain the origins and what are the means and role of the family and school. Aggression is any behavior aimed at causing psychological harm to someone or an object, whether animate or inanimate. The term aggression means "attack" which is a behavior that is carried out with the aim of consciously and unconsciously hurting someone or oneself. Aggression involves the need to act coercively on others, prone to violence, towards other people or objects, mainly direct, but secondarily on the subject himself when he is inhibited by obstacles when he is repressed by social norms and the desire for social adaptation that it leads to masochism, hatred of self-practice, the lowest price and can end in suicide. The term aggression refers to a set of patterns of activity that can occur with varying intensity, ranging from pretense to verbal gestures or expansions that appear in the course of any negotiation. The word derives from the Latin aggression, which is synonymous with aggressiveness and attack involved is an original concept of biology, which highlights its link with the sexual instinct and the sense of territoriality, which is also assumed by psychology. As an adjective and vulgar sense, it refers to those who are inclined to disrespect, offend, or provoke others. It appears as a mixture of movements sequenced with different patterns, aimed at achieving different goals. Aggressive behavior is a fundamental demonstration of the activity of living beings. Their presence in the entire animal kingdom and the results of research on the same give them the ch...... in the center of the paper ......behaviors are intentional conduct, which can cause both physical and psychological damage. Other behaviors such as hitting them, teasing them, offending them with tantrums or using inappropriate words to call others. Aggressive behavior is behavior dependent on the situation and factors of the organism. Hereditary factors accepted, but fundamental importance given to environmental factors. Treating aggressive behavior involves not simply reducing or eliminating it, but it is also necessary to reinforce alternative behaviors to aggression. However, when talking about how to deal with aggression, it is essential to also talk about how to increase alternative behaviors to prevent aggressive behavior. The best strategy is to have the environment so that the child does not learn to behave aggressively and, vice versa, if arranged so that you can find learning alternative behaviors to aggression at affordable prices.