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The Relationship Between Executive Functions And Anger Among A Sample Of Students Aged 13-17 Years Old And Its Relationship To Some Demographic Variables

Moh'd A. Shoqeirat
2020 Zenodo  

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The present study examines the relationship between executive functions and anger among a sample of students 13-17 years old.The sample consisted of 101 males and 105 females students. The state-trait anger scale and Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function 2nd were used. The results showed that executive functions and anger detected on the average among the sample, and showed no significant differences in executive functions related to area of study. The results showed also that girls
more » ... d also that girls have better executive functions compared to boys and no sex differences in anger trait nor in anger trait and area of study. The correlational results showed that less anger is associated with better executive functions and that parents' education was not correlated with executive functions.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3994684 fatcat:66rrbkmcsbdnjb2rghceg7zmpa
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Moh'd A. Shoqeirat. "The Relationship Between Executive Functions And Anger Among A Sample Of Students Aged 13-17 Years Old And Its Relationship To Some Demographic Variables." Zenodo (2020)