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TEENAGE Boys living in the country grow up believing that they must be aggressive, new research has shown
A new study, today, found that anger among young men is fueled by the belief that they must behave aggressively, Research has also revealed that exposure to racism, homophobia, family influence and the media have helped to strengthen the " toxic masculinity "and to make it normal.
The author and child health expert, Dr. Paul Edwards, also explored the history of larrikinism and discovered a link with aggressive behavior.
"Aggression has been an expression of anger in Australian culture for young men. was involved in the Australian study of 187 boys aged 12-17, published in the International Journal of Nursing in Mental Health .
The study draws on evidence supporting the Rock and Water Program, developed in the Netherlands, as an effective way to engage teens on anger management.
The boys in the study insisted that much of the violence in their lives was related to alcohol. The parties were considered a major contributor to the badault.
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