Violent Behavior definition
Violent Behavior means any violent act marked by physical force, anger, sudden or intense activity that:
Violent Behavior means conduct and/or behavior, verbal and non-verbal, including but not limited to, verbal and/or physical aggression, attack, threats, harassment, intimidation and other disruptive behavior in any form, or by any media, which causes or could cause a reasonable person to fear physical harm by any individual(s) or group(s) against any person(s) or property.
Violent Behavior means any act or threat of physical, verbal, or psychological aggression or the destruction or abuse of property by any individual. Threats may include veiled, conditional, or direct threats in verbal, written, electronic, or gestural form, resulting in intimidation, harassment, harm, or endangerment to the safety of another person or property.
Examples of Violent Behavior in a sentence
A review of sex offender typologies, Ag- gression and Violent Behavior, Vol.
Employee Notification of Violent Behavior by Students 31 Section 7.
When the Student exhibits Violent Behavior, or commits a Violent Physical Assault resulting in the injury of another person, Police will be contacted to assist, a CIT Officer will be requested and will respond as available.
The Cambridge Handbook of Violent Behavior and Aggression, 545-570.
More Definitions of Violent Behavior
Violent Behavior. If a shelter client exhibits violent behavior towards another client, he will be immediately exited. He may be subject to the 30/60/90 policy depending on both shelter and case management opinions regarding the possibility of repetitive violent behavior. Prior to admittance Mercy House staff and City team will meet regarding re- admittance of the client; should client be allowed to return to the shelter, they will be required to sign a behavioral contract to ensure that aggressive behavior does not continue inside of the shelter which includes the 6 stages of behavior change (pre- contemplation; contemplation; preparation; action; maintenance and relapse), actions plans and formal monitoring. Under no circumstances shall a client be readmitted to the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter if the victim is still residing in the shelter. If the violent behavior reoccurs after the client has been re-admitted, a permanent exit shall be discussed and evaluated amongst City and Mercy House management prior to a decision being rendered.
Violent Behavior is when a Student behaves in a manner that results in Excessive Property Damage and/or could result in harm to self or others when the Student has the apparent ability to cause such harm.
Violent Behavior means a broad range of behaviors (irrespective of perceived harm or severity) that may occur on or off NC A&T’s campus. Violent and/or threatening behavior may be physical, verbal, written, or communicated electronically and reasonably perceived to intend physical or psychological harm or cause fear of such harm. Violent Behavior includes, but is not limited to, aggressive acts, interpersonal violence, physical attacks, or threatening behavior as defined herein.
Violent Behavior. Any violent behavior will be grounds for immediate termination from the program.
Violent Behavior means a physical act of aggression or assault with the infliction of substantial bodily harm upon a person without the person’s consent or substantial harm to school district property, or