ANGER IN CHILDREN: A MINIREVIEW

Aggressive behavior is a peculiar characteristic of most animal species playing an important role in species preservation andtwo types have been identified: interspecific and intraspecific aggression. The interspecific refers purely to the instinct of predation,while the intraspecific is the purpose for species preservation. Anger has been found in very young children between the ages of fourand seven, is manifested through vocalizations, expressions and global movements affecting the entire body of the child: it is a meansof communication privileged to express themselves and communicate. Anger must be considered a positive event, even if it may frightenit has a positive effect: transforming an event that could only be destructive and useless in a constructive process, and channelingthe child's anger toward a specific goal.