An Analysis of Developmental Factors Influencing Youth Violence

The Developmental Factors Influencing Youth Violence

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Research has indicated that violent behaviors are likely to begin in children above ten. The changes in youth violence can be explained through developmental perspectives, which recognize the patterns of behavior change in human life. Preschoolers and toddlers express their personality traits on how active they are, their response to change, and their anger; others cry, while others are oddly quiet. Some developmental markers that may indicate problem behavior include how loud the child is, adaptability, persistence, and the tendency to react to the environment, to mention a few ( Wright, Tibbets &Daigle, 2008).

Young persons in the adolescent stage experience changes and vulnerability, which increases the frequency and means of expression and other associated dangerous behavior. To help these children improve, it is important to understand the traits and development…