Abstract
Aggression in children and adolescents is common in different settings, including home, school, and clinical settings. Aggression is a symptom, not a diagnosis; therefore, careful evaluation is needed to discover possible medical, substance-related, or psychiatric disorders that may be causing aggressive behaviors. The identified disorders will usually be treated with a combination of behavioral and pharmacologic interventions.
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Shahwar, D., Malik, S., Magbool, A., Shaffeeullah, I., Calles, J., AlMuraikhi, M., & Nazeer, A. (2025). Aggression in children and adolescents. In Essential Clinical Psychiatry (pp. 311–320). Nova Science Publishers Inc. https://doi.org/10.1542/pir.3.2.51
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