A Comparative Study of Moral, Emotional, and Spiritual Intelligence in Parents of Aggressive and Non‐Aggressive Children: A Developmental Psychology and Parenting Behavior Perspective

Key Points

• The central aim is to investigate how parental moral, emotional, and spiritual intelligence impacts their children's aggressive behavior.
• Comparative analysis of parental intelligence levels among groups of parents with aggressive and non-aggressive children
• Assessment of emotional regulation and ethical decision-making skills in parents
• Evaluation of meaning-oriented coping strategies in parenting
• Higher moral, emotional, and spiritual intelligence correlates with lower aggression in children
• Parenting interventions showed promise in improving emotional regulation and ethical decision-making
• Enhanced parental coping skills linked to better child behavior outcomes