Abstract:
The general purpose of this research was to examine the differences in the manifestation of anger among juvenile offenders and high school students and vocational school students. What’s more, was examined the relationship between social and demographic characteristics, criminal behaviors and types of manifested anger. The sample consisted of 120 girls: 41 juvenile offenders, placed in the correctional facility, 18 wards, placed in youth educational center and 61 students. The research shows that juveniles criminally characterized by a stronger tendency to suppress anger. Moreover, students have an increased tendency to exhibit internal anger. Younger students were more likely to internal anger and controlled
anger, than older students.
