This text investigates the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral interventions in managing and reducing aggressive behavior among adolescents. The authors, Eva L. Feindler and Randolph B. Ecton, draw upon clinical research and psychological theory to provide a structured framework for practitioners working with youth who struggle with anger regulation. The book outlines specific assessment protocols and therapeutic strategies designed to modify maladaptive thought patterns and behavioral responses in clinical settings.

The subject matter points to a specialized, clinically-oriented resource intended for mental health professionals and practitioners. The framing suggests a highly structured, evidence-based approach to adolescent behavioral intervention that remains grounded in established psychological methodologies.