Here is what you should remember: A child’s behavior is always a direct reflection of his emotions. It’s very easy: If a child is happy they exhibit good behavior and if a child is upset, angry or sad they show bad behavior. It’s important to understand that certain behaviors may be ways the child has of releasing tension. You can help your host child cope with frustration by listening attentively, acknowledging your host child’s feelings and show them how to express their anger in a different way.