Escalating behaviors are a gradual increase in challenging actions, often starting with subtle cues like agitation or withdrawal, progressing through stages (like an escalation cycle) involving increased verbal intensity (yelling, threats) or physical tension (clenched fists, pacing), and culminating in aggression or destructive acts, frequently triggered by unmet needs or emotional distress, requiring calm, non-confrontational responses to prevent further escalation. Understanding the cycle helps adults identify warning signs and use de-escalation techniques like listening, offering choices, and affirming feelings to maintain safety. 
 
 
 
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