Parent-Child Separation and Adolescents'Aggression:The Life History Theory Perspective
To explore the relationship between parent-child separation and aggression in adolescents,as well as the mediating role of environmental unpredictability and fast life history strategy,a questionnaire survey was conducted to measure parent-child separation,environmental unpredictability,fast life history strategy,and aggression in 669 adolescents.The results indicated:(1)Parent-child sep-aration,environmental unpredictability and fast life history strategies,and aggression were all significantly positively correlated with each other.(2)The relationship between parent-child separation and aggression was significantly mediated by environmental unpredictabili-ty and fast life history strategies.Parent-child separation may indirectly influence adolescents'aggression through chain mediators of environmental unpredictability and fast life history strategy.This conclusion provides a basis for scientifically preventing and effectively controlling aggressive behavior in adolescents who have experienced parent-child separation.
parent-child separationadolescentsenvironment unpredictabilityfast life history strategiesaggression
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