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Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment

Parents and Family Aggression

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A. Do you know of kids who shout or curse at their parents? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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A. Have any of your friends shouted‚ cursed‚ or hit their parents? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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Why do you think your friends strike out at their parents?
 
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A. Have you ever shouted‚ cursed‚ or hit your parents? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
C. Why did you shout‚ curse‚ or hit your parents?
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A. Why do you think parents shout or hit their children?
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B. Do you know of any adults who hit or yell at their children? ■ Yes ■ No
C. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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A. Have any of your friend’s parents hit or yelled at their children? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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Why do you think some kids run away from home?
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B. Do you know of any kids who have run away from home? ■ Yes ■ No
C. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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A. Have any of your friends run away from home? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
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A. Have you ever run away from home? ■ Yes ■ No
B. How often? Rarely(1-3/year)‚ Occasionally(1-2/month)‚ Regularly (daily or 1-2/week)
C. Why did you run away from home?
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This assessment measures the frequency with which peers or friends shout‚ curse‚ or hit their parents; or are recipients of these behaviors from their parents. Questions are asked during a one-on-one interview.
 
This instrument can be found on pages 191-192 of Measuring Violence-Related Attitudes‚ Behaviors‚ and Influences Among Youths: A Compendium of Assessment Tools‚ available online at:http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/YV_Compendium.pdf .
 
Students aged 8-18.
 
The number of “A” items to which the respondent answered “yes” are summed. Opened ended questions are not scored. For those respondents who scored at least 1‚ the frequency is calculated by averaging the answers for the “B” or C” items (How often?). Point values are assigned as follows:
Rarely = 1
Occasionally = 2
Regularly = 3
A high score indicates a high level of exposure to aggressive family behavior.
 

Dolan S. Doctoral Dissertation. Chicago‚ IL: University of Chicago‚ Department of Psychology‚1989.

 
 

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mohammad looti (2026). Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment. PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES. Retrieved from https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/aggression-towards-parents-high-risk-behavioral-assessment-2/

mohammad looti. "Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment." PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES, 22 Apr. 2026, https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/aggression-towards-parents-high-risk-behavioral-assessment-2/.

mohammad looti. "Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment." PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES, 2026. https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/aggression-towards-parents-high-risk-behavioral-assessment-2/.

mohammad looti (2026) 'Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment', PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES. Available at: https://scales.arabpsychology.com/s/aggression-towards-parents-high-risk-behavioral-assessment-2/.

[1] mohammad looti, "Aggression Towards Parents—High Risk Behavioral Assessment," PSYCHOLOGICAL SCALES, vol. X, no. Y, ص Z-Z, April, 2026.

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