Explosive Behavior Being faced with a problem that requires more skill than you have can result in explosive-type behavior.

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Explosive Behavior Being faced with a problem that requires more skill than you have can result in explosive-type behavior.

Think of Explosive Behavior in a Toddler What does it look like? Why do you think a toddler acts that way? What skills does the toddler lack to solve problems in other ways?

Skills Needed to Deal With Frustration Without Exploding Understanding what typically upsets you so you are prepared (driving in rush hour?) Knowing how to relax quickly when you feel your body and brain are getting overwhelmed (dealing with your teenager?) Knowing when to leave a situation that is causing you extreme frustration (a political discussion?)

Things to Teach a Student Who Has Problems With Explosive Behavior Teach relaxation skills to use throughout the day and when frustration is small. Teach the student how to identify early signs of stress. How her body feels. Make a plan for how you can help the student early in the stress cycle. Teach the student to leave an impossible situation early while he can still think clearly - plan for where to go.

It is important to understand that stress and anxiety disrupt the brain’s ability to think clearly and to make good decisions. Recognize when it is time to be silent and supportive to help anxiety pass.