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초록

Unmotivated violence is on the rise in recent years. Previous research has shown that stress is a major factor in this violence, and that this stress is relieved through leisure activities. Therefore, it is crucial to investigate and analyze the impact of leisure on anger. This study, using the "Youth Competence Index V (NYPI)," aimed to examine the impact of leisure participation on violence and anger experiences among elementary, middle, and high school youth. The results provided basic data for discussing strategies to reduce anger levels. The results revealed that elementary, middle, and high school youth's leisure attitudes and leisure competence had various effects on violent behavior, avoidance, and angry and non-anger violent behavior. This study examined the factors that trigger youth anger through the lens of leisure, confirming that both their perceptions of leisure (leisure attitudes) and their perceived competence in leisure (leisure competence) negatively impacted youth anger in various ways. This study analyzed the impact of adolescents' participation in leisure activities on violence and anger, focusing on leisure attitudes and leisure competence. The results empirically confirmed that positive leisure attitudes and a high level of leisure competence significantly contributed to improved coping skills and reduced anger and violent behavior. This suggests that policy interventions that support proactive participation and a sense of competence, as well as expanded opportunities for leisure activities, are necessary to foster adolescents' emotional stability and social skills.

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