The Influence of a Teenager's Self-Esteem on the Choice of a Conflict Strategy

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Adaptive conflict strategies are linked to higher self-esteem in adolescents, leading to better interactions, and lower self-esteem often results in negative behavior patterns like aggression.
The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale and other diagnostic methods effectively measured self-esteem and its correlation to conflict behavior in a group of adolescents.
The observational study included various psychological assessments to understand how self-esteem influences behavior in conflict situations.
Promoting adequate self-esteem and communication skills may enhance classroom communication, fostering a supportive atmosphere for adolescent development.

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Analysis reveals self-esteem shapes conflict strategies in adolescents, suggesting pathways for improved communication skills.

Савченко et al. (2025) studied this question.

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