A compilation of violence and aggression studies using the violence tendency scale and aggression scale in high school students

The aim of this study Trends in Turkey Violence and Aggression Scale Scale through high school students in cases of violence and aggression in a systematic way to examine the data obtained from studies on. In the study, the subject of violence was primarily addressed, together with theoretical transfers, types of violence, etc. After the transfer of information about their infrastructures, the systematic review process was started. In this study, it was aimed to perform a systematic review by evaluating the studies conducted with high school students using the Violence Tendency Scale and the Aggression Scale in terms of various variables. In the study, searches were made using the main keywords of violence and aggression. The scans cover the months of January 2000 and April 2020. The searches were carried out by scanning the databases of Google Academic and National Thesis Center (YÖKTEZ). In this context, our review was limited to 11 studies on violence and 28 studies on aggression. According to the results of our study, no statistical significance was found between the gender factor and violence and aggression. However, it was found that men's tendency to violence is higher than women. A statistically significant difference was found between physical aggression, which is one of the aggression sub-dimensions, and gender. No statistical significance was found between the parental education level factor and parental economic status with violence and aggression. A statistically significant difference was found between oppressive-authoritarian parental attitude and violence. Although there is no statistically significant significance following this situation, it has been observed in the studies that the aggression tendencies of high school individuals who have the relevant parental attitude are low. When looking at the relationship between the number of siblings and the aggression status, no statistical significance was found.