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September 10, 2025journal of Adolescent and Youth Psychological Studies

Prediction of Self-Efficacy and Aggression in Adolescents Based on Marital Conflicts and Mothers' Problem-Solving Styles

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MGMina GolsorkhiSJSaeed JahanianMMMajid Mahmoudimozafar

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Overview

Descriptive-correlational study shows marital conflict and mothers' problem-solving styles affect self-efficacy and aggression in adolescents.

Key Points

  • Maternal marital conflict negatively predicts adolescent self-efficacy and positively predicts aggression.
  • Avoidance in problem-solving is a strong positive predictor of aggression and a negative predictor of self-efficacy.
  • Constructive problem-solving styles significantly enhance self-efficacy while reducing aggression among adolescents.
  • Helplessness in problem-solving negatively impacts self-efficacy and positively influences aggression, albeit less severely.

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Golsorkhi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23f1fb210217d64795995https://doi.org/10.61838/kman.jayps.6.6.3
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