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Zachariah responded well to the intervention. Zachariah continues to make progress towards his goals. Zachariah stated, getting upset quickly, doing better in school, not talking back to his mom and being aggressive when he get upset. Zachariah stated , listening to his mom not get suspended from school, completing his home work and school assignments, being compliant with the house rules and school rules and not using profanity. Zachariah completed the worksheet. Zachariah stated, resentfulness, hate, helpless, and controlled. Zachariah stated, yelling fighting, using profanity, teasing and refusing to comply. Zachariah stated, being obedient, following the rules not fighting and using coping skills to deal with anger situations. Zachariah

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