We can often tell by physical signs when people are upset. The heart pounds faster, palms sweat, the face turns red or perhaps grows pale. The jaw is set, eyes are fixed and lips form a tight line. Both might scream or yell. Anger may turn to physical abuse, like a hit or a kick.
People lose control of their tempers and have tantrums.
Often this is the case with young children because they are in the process of learning the correct ways to show their anger. What To Do Children learn by what they see their parents and other adults do. This is called modeling. When we model the behaviors that we want our children to use, they will eventually catch on to them. When this happens, first care for the victim.