DETERMINATION OF THE CAUSES OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN ADOLESCENTS BASED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND SURVEYS

Abstract

This article examines the effectiveness of using psychological tests and
questionnaires to identify the psychological and social causes of aggressive behavior in
adolescents. The study employed Charles Spielberger’s “State Anxiety” test, Raymond Cattell’s
“16 Personality Factors” questionnaire, and a specially designed social environment survey. The
results indicated that the main causes of aggressive behavior are family environment, social
isolation, and emotional instability. The research contributes to the development of psychological
support strategies aimed at improving adolescents’ socialization.