Exploring the Relationship between Aggression and Well-Being in Hearing-Impaired Individuals

This study examines the connection between psychological health and aggression in 14–19-year-old hearing-impaired adolescents. The research attempts to examine whether higher levels of aggression correlate with lower psychological well-being in this demographic. Data were acquired using the GP Mathur Aggression Scale and Vijay LaxmiChouhan Well-being Index, delivered to a sample of 50 hearing-impaired teenagers. Aggression was found to be a significant negative predictor of well-being. Theseresults emphasisethe significance of addressing aggressive behaviours in psychosocial interventions and the necessity of providing adolescents with hearing impairments with specialised mental health support