The Consequences of Relationship Breakups on Young Adults: Impulsivity, Aggression and Suicidal Ideation

This research examined the connections between impulsive behavior, aggressive tendencies, and thoughts of self-harm among young adults who have consequences of relationship breakup. To hypothesize that gender was important since different features were seen depending on gender. It has been discovered that among young adults, the relationship breakup predicts levels of impulsivity, aggression, and suicidal thoughts. 200 individuals, ranging in age from 17 to 37, had their data gathered purposive sampling methods that fit study. IBM SPSS (23.0) used to analyze the data, and the results showed significant correlations between the variables. Assessments questions used AGQ for aggression, the SIDAS for suicidal behavior, and BIS-R for impulsivity. Employing a correlational survey approach, the findings revealed notable associations among impulsiveness, expressions of anger, and the occurrence of suicidal thoughts in young adults with relationship breakup. To improve generalizability, future research should take into account collecting data from other Punjab provinces.