Parental Style in Influencing Student's Aggression and Self-Esteem
Year: 2024
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Finding out how different parenting styles affect students’ levels of aggression and self-esteem was the lashing force behind this study. 100 students participated as per therandomly from Khordha, Odisha region. Students' gender was the sole criterion for evaluation. The wholesale of the study’s participants were students, in the age range of fifteen to seventeen. The calculated results presented a positive and strong correlation between aggressive parenting styles and aggressive behaviour, indicating that more authoritarian parenting styles may be associated with more aggressive behaviour. Having said that, there is no strong association among controlling styles of parenting and low selfesteem. Furthermore, a strong evidence linking in parenting styles of authoritarian to aggressive behaviour, which suggests that more authoritarian parenting methods may be associated with more aggressive children. These results show complicated relationship among parenting styles, aggressiveness, and self-esteem and that other factors might influence these results.
Author: Singh, Sumit
Institution: Shoolini University
Language: English
Subfield: Clinical Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6930505503
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