Develop strategies organizational transformation in disciplinary crime prevention using a jihadist approach

Among the various factors related to high-risk behaviors of young people, anger management skills and their resilience as a set of psychological skills and talents is one of the most important predictors of high-risk behaviors and consequently the order and security of human society. It is considered because there are intertwined and complex relationships between them. Therefore, the present study was conducted with the aim of developing a structural model of the role of anger management skills on youth high-risk behaviors mediated by resilience.

In this descriptive-correlational study, 383 undergraduate students of Tabriz Azad University participated in the present study online by available sampling method and through virtual classes, and were asked the anger control skills questionnaire by Hajiati et al. 2008), Wagnild Resistance (2009) and Iranian Risk Questionnaire (2008). This method was chosen due to traffic restrictions when the corona risk becomes serious. Then, structural equation modeling method was used to analyze the statistical data.

The results showed that the proposed model has an acceptable fit. Because it was specified that the direct effect of anger management skills on high-risk behaviors (0.001), P (β -0.363 (indirect effect) (0.022)), P (-0.4277 (as well as the total effect between variables) / 001 0), P (β-0.424), all three of which are statistically significant, which means that anger management skills are directly and indirectly significantly related to high-risk behavior.