ill be of equal
             enjoyment for them to do. Culture and society have the biggest impact on
             aggression in students. They include beliefs about violence and aggression,
             norms governing conflict resolution, child-rearing emphases, availability of
             role models, and emphasis placed on competitions and individual goals
             instead of group goals. In societies such as Mexico and Korea, students are
             taught to get along with others, avoid conflicts with other people, and work
             toward group rather than individual goals. In societies like the United States,
             students are taught to stand up for themselves and fight aggression with
             aggression. Parents who are rejecting, lacking in affection, do not care how
             their children express their aggression, and use physical punishment, often
             raise aggressive students. Students also learn by imitation, so if the parents
             other adults, or older students act aggressively, the student
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