Journal of Clinical Medicine, Год журнала: 2025, Номер 14(6), С. 1924 - 1924

Опубликована: Март 12, 2025

Background: This study explores parental dysregulation when associated with adolescents’ involvement in street fights peers. Parental dysregulation, characterized by emotional volatility, impulsivity, and inconsistent discipline, significantly affects adolescent development, influencing their social, emotional, behavioral functioning. Street fights, which involve physical violence among adolescents public settings, pose risks to both individuals the community. research aims identify risk factors underlying mechanisms providing insights for targeted interventions prevention strategies. Aim: The employs social learning theory explain how may model aggressive behaviors observed dysregulated parents family systems highlight role of dysfunctional dynamics being aggression. A sample 292 male was assessed using self-report measures. Results: Statistical analyses revealed higher levels depression, hostility frequently involved fights. Conclusions: These findings underscore need focusing on improving regulation, reducing hostile behaviors, enhancing communication mitigate Further should explore diverse populations longitudinal data strengthen these conclusions.

Язык: Английский