Relationship of aggressiveness with the level of machiaveellism in adolescence

The article explores the manifestations of Machiavellianism depending on the level of aggression among adolescent learners. The study is based on data analysis obtained through surveys and observations of adolescent behavior. As a result of the analysis, specific correlations between the level of Machiavellianism and aggression have been identified: it has been found that the level of Machiavellianism may be higher among adolescents with elevated levels of aggression. These findings could have significant implications for understanding the psychological mechanisms of personality development in adolescence and for the development of programs aimed at preventing aggressive behavior.