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How to suppress aggressive behavior?
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Suppress it ?: Suppression of anger = stuffing it down. Cognitive behavioral therapy can help get to the roots of your anger. Aggressive behavior often follows anger. Don't simply stuff it - work on it with a therapist. Good luck.
Answered 4/17/2013
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Need a workuo: Aggressive behavior has many possible causes--need to figure out causes in order to treat.
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