A child’s aggressive behavior that attempts to harm the self-esteem of another is called verbal aggression.
Verbal aggression is a kind of nonphysical aggression which involves the use of a range of words to exhibit aggressive behavior. Examples of verbal aggression include screaming, swearing, insulting, name-calling, accusing and other unkind and cruel remarks intended to cause distress and pain.
When a child is involved in verbal aggression, they may seek to damage another child’s self-esteem and reputation. The child engages in verbal aggression may harm the self-esteem of another child in many ways, such as by name calling in order to make fun of them, uttering devaluing remarks with the intent to harm their image, and insulting and shouting in presence of other children with a purpose of causing pain to them.
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Answer:
H0 : C = C0 , H1 : C > C0
Explanation:
Hypothesis is a mathematical relationship statement, whose statistical significance is tested.
'Does the color blue make people feel calmer'
- Null Hypothesis [H0] : Blue color has no impact on people's calmness. C = C0 {C being the post case calmness, C0 usual average calmness}
- Alternate Hypothesis [H1] : Blue color has increasing impact on people's calmness. C > C0
Hypothesis Testing : The test can be done by t test & p test. If calculated t value > tabulated t value & p value < significance p value, we reject H0 & accept H1. In case of vice versa, we reject H1 & accept H0
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The answer is experience-dependent. The question was based on the language used at home which served as the foundation for the children's languages. Ramon learned both English and Spanish because it was both used in their home. Eric only learned English since it was the only language used at home. The children displayed their dependency on learning based on their experiences with communication to their families.
