Reasons for aggressive behavior in preschool children

The Basis of aggression in children is an imbalance in the processes of excitation and inhibition of the Central nervous system, functional immaturity of certain brain structures responsible for controlling emotions and behavior. Under the influence of a stimulus, excitement prevails, and the process of inhibition is "delayed". The psychological basis of child aggression is a low ability to self-regulate, lack of developed communication skills, dependence on adults, unstable self-esteem. Children's aggression is a way of relieving stress in emotional, mental stress, and poor health. Purposeful aggressive behavior is focused on getting what you want, protecting your own interests.