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Violent behavior is a condition in which a person acts that physically harm either to themselves, others and the environment. This is done to express feeling upset or angry is not constructive. 

Process of Problems

Violent behavior / amok can be caused by frustration, fear, manipulation or intimidation. Violent behavior is the result of emotional conflicts that can not be resolved. Violent behavior also described a sense of insecurity, need for attention and dependence on others.

Clinical symptoms

Clinical symptoms are found on the client with violent behavior obtained through the study include:

1.  Interview: directed the cause of anger, feelings of anger, signs of anger diserasakan by the client.
2.  Observation: red face, sharp eyes, muscle tension, high tone, arguing and often seem overbearing client: seizing food, punch if not happy.

Predisposing factors

Various experiences that each person may be a predisposing factor which may / may not occur if the following factors experienced by the individual:

a.  Psychological; failures can lead to frustration which then can arise aggressive or amuck.

b. Behavior, reinforcement diteima when violent, often observing violence, an aspect that stimulates adopt violent behavior

c. Socio-cultural; closed culture, social control is uncertain to create a violent behavior as if the violent behavior is acceptable

d. Bioneurologis; damage to the limbic system, frontal / temporal and imbalances neurotransmiser

Precipitation factors

Sourced from clients (physical weakness, hopelessness, helplessness, lack of confidence), the environment (noise, solid, criticism leads humiliation, loss of loved ones / occupation and violence) and interaction with others (provocative and conflict).

Causes

To confirm the above information, the client's mental illness, violent behavior can be caused by disorders of self-esteem: low self-esteem. Self-esteem is an individual assessment of the achievement of self by analyzing how far behavior according to the ideal self. Where the interference self-esteem can be described as negative feelings about oneself, lost confidence, was failed to achieve the desire.

Clinical symptoms

•           The feeling ashamed of myself due to the disease and measures against diseases (hair bald for therapy) 

•           The guilt of self (criticize / blame themselves)

•           Disruption of social relationships (withdraw)

•           Confidence less (hard to make a decision)

•           Harmful yourself (as a result of low self-esteem along with hope that dismal, maybe the client will end the life.

Due

Clients with violent behavior can perform actions harmful to themselves, others and the environment, such as attacking other people, breaking furniture, burning houses etc.