Irrational beliefs that supported aggressive behavior among child to the street

Abstract

The present study aimed to investegate the irrational beliefs supporting the aggressive behavior among a child to the street, In order to achieve this goal, the clinical approach was adopted by using "case study" technique. The researcher applied the following study tools : Clinical interview - Aggressive and Hostile behavior Questionnaire prepared by "AmalAbaza" and The irrational beliefs supporting aggression Questionnaire prepared by "FatihaBellasla". The study results are : A child to the street adheres to irrational beliefs supporting his aggressive behavior.They are "Aggression increases self-esteem and works to erase the negative identity." In addition to "the legitimacy of aggression, I have the right to engage in aggressive practices against others .