The Role of Family Conflicts in Increasing Adolescent Anger
Keywords:
control, anger, anger managementAbstract
Humans are born with a number of basic emotions, that is, God has placed in the institution of all human beings. One of the current problems and concerns in families is the issue of teenagers' anger. The behaviour of parents has a significant impact on the formation of children's personalities. For this reason, if parents cannot overcome their indulgent behaviour towards their children, they will undoubtedly face many negative consequences in the future. Anger is caused by nervous or emotional stress in teenagers. If this anger is not managed correctly, teenagers will face important challenges in adulthood, including frequent nervous attacks and even psychological injuries, that's why the issue of anger is one of the important issues among teenagers. The purpose of this research is to control anger in teenagers. The method of this research is descriptive-analytical of qualitative type and based on library studies
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