Aggressive Children Fights With Classmates To Be Popular, Reveals Study

According to a study, children engage in perpetual fights and conflicts with classmates to boost their image in the group and build their popularity. ''Aggressive children who are frequently in conflict need not always resort to coercion; the mere prospect of unpleasant behaviour may persuade others to submit,” stated a researcher. Notably, the study covered participants encompassing a diverse sample of Florida children ages 8 to 12.