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Early Warning Signs of Possible Violent Behavior

Early Warning Signs of Possible Violent Behavior

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Florida Center for Parent Involvement

Social withdrawal
Excessive feelings of isolation
Excessive feelings of rejection
Being a victim of violence
Low interest & poor performance
Uncontrolled anger
Drug & alcohol use
Affiliation with gangs
Inappropriate access to firearms
Serious threats of violence
Feelings of being picked on and persecuted
Expression of violence in writings and drawings
Patterns of impulsive & chronic hitting, intimidating

Reprinted with the permission of the Center for Parent Involvement. © 1999, Tampa, Florida.

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