Effect of parenting styles on youth aggression

In this research, the general goal of the researchers is to investigate the effect of parenting styles on the aggression of young people aged 18 to 23 years. The variables of this research included: independent variables of parenting styles, dependent variable: aggression and research tools were the parenting and aggression style questionnaire. This research is applied non-experimental and descriptive, scientific and comparative. The results indicate that:There is a correlation between the aggression with the age of young people in democratic, authoritarian, and rational authoritarian families, which is a positive correlation in the descendant's families and negative in democratic families with logical authority.There was a significant difference between the amount of aggression of young people in parenting styles, with a 99% confidence level of parents who used descriptive childbearing practices, their aggression increased, while there was no significant difference between the level of aggression in other families.