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Aggression on the pitcher's mound   Book: Behaving Badly   best bets 1. Find a psychologist 2. Controlling anger- before it controls you 3. Adults and Children Together (ACT) Against Violence 4. APA Children, Youth and Families Office Advertisements press releases Harboring Hostility May Be Linked to Unhealthy Lungs Says New Study (6/3/07) Teens, anti-depressants, and the link to aggression (10/15/06) more press releases >> psychology news Repenting post-rant pays off for women April 7, 2008, Globe and Mail Aggressive behavior in children may be result of early neglect April 7, 2008, Medical News Today More psychology news >> Monitor on Psychology Stay safe in practice (April 2008) Is rape a crime worthy of the death penalty? (April 2008) more monitor news >> books & videos What to Do When Your Temper Flares: A Kid’s Guide to Overcoming Problems with Anger Buy this book Josh's Smiley Faces: A Story About Anger Behaving Badly: Aversive Behaviors in Interpersonal Relationships more books & videos on anger >> journals Chewing on It Can Chew You Up: Effects of Rumination on Triggered Displaced Aggression (June 2005) Understanding Supervisor-Targeted Aggression: A Within-Person, Between-Jobs Design (July 2005) Emotion more journals >> internal APA resources Find a psychologist APA Children, Youth and Families Office A youth anti-violence guide Dealing with anger Managing anger at home more internal resources >>

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