Impact of Personality Traits and Spiritual Intelligence on Anger Expression in Young Adults

This study examines the interplay between personality traits, spiritual intelligence, and anger expression in young adults in India. Analyzing data from 100 participants through correlation and regression analyses, it reveals that emotional stability is negatively associated with anger expression, suggesting that individuals with higher emotional stability tend to display lower levels of anger. However, no significant correlations are found between other personality traits or spiritual intelligence and anger expression. Despite this, emotional stability emerges as a significant predictor, underscoring its pivotal role in shaping anger expression among young adults in India. These findings emphasize the importance of emotional regulation and offer insights into the intricate dynamics of anger expression within the Indian cultural context, with implications for interventions aimed at promoting emotional well-being and effective anger management strategies.