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Psychological Characteristics Of The Manifestation Of Aggressive Behavior In Younger School-Age Children

Konratbaeva Ayjamal Bazarbaevna , Teacher at the Department of Psychology at the Uzbek National Pedagogical University named after Nizami, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychological Sciences, Uzbekistan

Abstract

The article explains the psychological characteristics of the younger school-age period and the external factors that influence the manifestation of aggressive behavior in children. In particular, it describes the impact of such factors in the system of parent–child relations as the mother’s optimal emotional contact with the child, excessive emotional distance from the child, and excessive attention to the child. The study also presents a description of the research findings obtained on the influence of mass media as a key determinant in the emergence of aggressive behavior in younger school-age pupils.  

Keywords

younger school-age period, aggressive behavior, mass media, parent–child relations

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Konratbaeva Ayjamal Bazarbaevna. (2025). Psychological Characteristics Of The Manifestation Of Aggressive Behavior In Younger School-Age Children. American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research, 5(11), 171–173. https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume05Issue11-43