Vol. 9, Special Issue 4, Part B (2023)

The present study identified the different aggressive behaviours among high school students of Una city and also tries to compare such behaviours between boys and girls. The study was delimited to the class IX and X students. Stratified Sample was done by the researcher. The Data was collected from 500 students from four randomly selected schools, but it was found complete only for 374 students. The major findings of the study, on comparing the mean (boys: 136.9; girls: 124.26) of both the groups, concluded that boys are more aggressive than girls and boys are more likely to show physical aggression, verbal aggression, and cyber aggression in comparison to girls. T-Ratio (4.874) for both groups on comparison shows that there exists no significant difference of aggressive behavior manifested by male and female students.