“Do You Have a Problem Controlling Anger in Angry Children?
Are You a Master at Handling Angry Children?
Find Out Your Child Anger Management I.Q. Take This Free Quiz”

Choose What You Feel is the Best Answer.

1. Your child has trouble controlling anger:
   •  Occasionally
   •  Often
   •  Constantly
2. When you punish your child but his behavior still gets worse:
   •  You make the punishment more severe
   •  You reconsider your position and occasionally you give in, particularly if it wasn’t something that was so important to you
   •  You break off contact so that your child doesn’t make things worse for himself
3. When your child is angry:
   •  He has no problem letting the entire world know about it
   •  He can’t help but to act out. It’s natural
   •  He must still be in control of himself and should be held accountable if he loses control
4. Concerning anger:
   •  It is a bad emotion
   •  Children need to be taught not to get angry
   •  Anger is not really a problem. It’s a normal emotion
   •  Once a person gets angry it is natural to lose control
5. Your child has trouble controlling anger and he explodes. When you ask him why:
   •  He usually blames someone else
   •  He blames someone else, but you don’t let him get away with it
   •  He admits he was wrong and feels bad he lost control
   •  You don’t ask why he got angry
6. When your kids fight with each other?
   •  You try to make peace
   •  You let them work it out checking to make sure that no one gets hurt
   •  It frustrates and upsets you and occasionally gets you angry
   •  You try to figure out who is right
7. When you ask your child to do something he doesn't want to do:
   •  He talks back to you
   •  He obeys, but with some grumbling
   •  He says he will do it but doesn’t
   •  He usually listens without too much problems
8. What happens when your child argues and fights with you?
   •  You try to reason with him
   •  You remind him that you are the parent and make sure you get the last word
   •  You get angry and the fighting often escalates
   •  You walk away
9. When you give your child punishment or consequences he usually:
   •  Accepts them
   •  Grumbles, but accepts them
   •  Gets angry
   •  Verbally attacks you
10. When your child has trouble controlling anger and gets out of control:
    •  You physically have to restrain him
    •  You remove the breakables and walk away
    •  You try to talk to him to calm him down
    •  You back down and give in occasionally
11. BONUS QUESTION- You try to avoid having your child get angry by:
    •  Giving in whenever necessary to avoid conflicts
    •  Rewording your statements so that you tell him ‘no’ without actually saying ‘no’
    •  Avoiding your child. He argues so much that there is no other way
    •  Controlling my child’s anger is not possible

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