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Swadeshi Research Foundation A Monthly Journal of Multidisciplinary Research International Peer Reviewed, 2024
Finding out how different parenting styles affect students’ levels of aggression and self-esteem ... more 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 the
randomly 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.
International Journal of Interdisciplinary Approaches in Psychology (IJIAP), 2023
The study examined the resilience of Indian adolescents, specifically exploring the variations in... more The study examined the resilience of Indian adolescents, specifically exploring the variations in resilience characteristics between genders. The study investigated a sample of 124 adolescents from the Khordha district. The descriptive statistics indicated that there were moderate levels of resilience observed in all categories, and there were no significant differences between males and female adolescents. The results also indicated that gender does not have a significant effect on resilience characteristics. This challenges the initial belief that boys would exhibit better levels of resilience in some areas. The results are consistent with previous research indicating that resilience is affected by a range of external and interventionrelated factors, rather than being only determined by gender. Research studies emphasize the efficacy of focused interventions and support structures in bolstering resilience, as exemplified by inner-city programs and institutional care settings. In summary, the study suggests that resilience is a dynamic process influenced by several factors, not limited to gender.
Swadeshi Research Foundation A Monthly Journal of Multidisciplinary Research International Peer Reviewed, 2024
Finding out how different parenting styles affect students’ levels of aggression and self-esteem ... more 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 the
randomly 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.
International Journal of Interdisciplinary Approaches in Psychology (IJIAP), 2023
The study examined the resilience of Indian adolescents, specifically exploring the variations in... more The study examined the resilience of Indian adolescents, specifically exploring the variations in resilience characteristics between genders. The study investigated a sample of 124 adolescents from the Khordha district. The descriptive statistics indicated that there were moderate levels of resilience observed in all categories, and there were no significant differences between males and female adolescents. The results also indicated that gender does not have a significant effect on resilience characteristics. This challenges the initial belief that boys would exhibit better levels of resilience in some areas. The results are consistent with previous research indicating that resilience is affected by a range of external and interventionrelated factors, rather than being only determined by gender. Research studies emphasize the efficacy of focused interventions and support structures in bolstering resilience, as exemplified by inner-city programs and institutional care settings. In summary, the study suggests that resilience is a dynamic process influenced by several factors, not limited to gender.