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William responded well to the intervention. Juwan stated continues to make progress toward his goals. Juwan stated, sometime. Juwan stated that he feels that his mom does not listen to him unless he gets very angry and he do not tell his mom thing that is bothering him because he does not want to worry her. Juwan stated, he responds to anger impulsively and do not always think about what he is saying or doing until after he has calm down. Juwan responded no, because at the time he only wants to get his point of view over and do not care what the other person has to say. Juwan stated, yelling screaming, using profanity and fighting. Juwan stated, texting, verbal, body language, eye contact, and facial expression. Juwan completed the worksheet.

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