Examples of tantrum

• Compared to children with tantrums, children with rages were significantly younger, female, and more likely to suffer from speech0language problems.

• In addition, increased generalized frontal brain activity was associated with higher levels of negative affect, hostility, tantrums, and aggression.

• Attempts to interrupt their routines are frequently met with temper tantrums or aggression.

• The personality changes include temper tantrums, bouts of crying, and mood swings.

• As she had a tantrum, she produced a great deal of monosyllabic denials.

• Stints of packing props for ballet companies, and sweeping stages while great actors threw tantrums, gave him a healthy scepticism of the profession.

• Externalizing symptoms include hostile defiance, destructive behavior, temper tantrums, impulsivity, and poor frustration tolerance.

• The fact that obsessional behaviours and temper tantrums are not universal would be explained by differential influences on development and the stage of developmental arrest.