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Assessing Externalizing Behaviors in School-Aged Children: Implications for School and Community Providers.
Externalizing behavior problems encompass a wide range of acting out behavior difficulties with the (external) environment, including behaviors such as aggression, bullying, conduct problems, callousness, inattention, hyperactivity, oppositionality, rule breaking, defiance, substance use