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Aggressive Temperament and Behavior in Adolescence

Faton KUTLLOVCI
Sylen VRANİCA
Niman BARDHİ
Pages
370–375
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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Objectives: Living place is very important for overall development.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objectives: Living place is very important for overall development.
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Key Findings & Data:The research participants are 60 patients (young, adolescent) inPsychiatric Emergency at UCCK in Prishtina, conducted in three time periods during 2018., January-April, May-August,September-December.Results: Of the total problems reported by Youth Self-Reporting, the age group that reported the most problems wasthat of 16 year olds, with an average of 24.71 for males where 52.00 was that of 17 years females.
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Conclusion & Impact:There is a needfor stakeholders in the education system to be aware of the general situation, including student behavior, in order tounderstand and properly demonstrate individuals' academic performance and to help improve it.
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Objectives: Living place is very important for overall development. We can say that, despite the research conducted allover the world, the situation of teenagers from Kosovo may be different.The study aims to answer two basic questions: the association of emotional and behavioral problems with temperament traits, and the gender differences between age groups in the manifestation of these emotional and behavioralproblems in relation to temperament.Methods: Method in this research was quantitative. The research participants are 60 patients (young, adolescent) inPsychiatric Emergency at UCCK in Prishtina, conducted in three time periods during 2018., January-April, May-August,September-December.Results: Of the total problems reported by Youth Self-Reporting, the age group that reported the most problems wasthat of 16 year olds, with an average of 24.71 for males where 52.00 was that of 17 years females. On the other hand, theage group reporting the least emotional and behavioral problems was that of 17-year-olds, with an average of 14.00 formales whereas for females was 15 years of age with 17.05.Conclusion: It is necessary to carry out other studies with more scientific and practical preparation. There is a needfor stakeholders in the education system to be aware of the general situation, including student behavior, in order tounderstand and properly demonstrate individuals' academic performance and to help improve it.

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KUTLLOVCI, F., VRANİCA, S., BARDHİ, N. (2022). Aggressive Temperament and Behavior in Adolescence. Eurasian Journal of Medical Investigation, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 3, 370–375. https://ajindex.com/articles/508698

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