Correlational study reveals self-control and peer deviance significantly predict aggression in adolescents, suggesting the need for targeted interventions.
Key Points
Aggression is directly associated with self-control and peer deviance, emphasizing their roles in conduct problems.
Data analysis involved path analysis and Sobel test to evaluate relationships among various contributing factors.
A total of 423 adolescents aged 14 to 16 years with conduct problems participated across nine schools in Aceh.
Findings indicate the necessity for community screening and interventions focusing on self-control and peer dynamics.