Impact of Home Environment, Aggression, and Personality on an Adult's Well-being: A Systematic Review

The study provides an organized review of studies related to the influence of the home environment, aggression, and personality on an adult's well-being. An adult's behavior is affected by many factors: home environment, family system, working parents or not, personality development, early stages of life of a child, parent's aggression towards adult, etc. The main motto of the study is to provide a systematic review of the relationship between home environment, personality, and aggression on an adult's well-being for further studies. Studies have shown that a supportive and nurturing home environment contributes to positive psychological outcomes in adulthood. On the other hand, exposure to aggression and negative family dynamics can have detrimental effects on an individual's well-being, leading to increased stress levels and decreased mental health. Moreover, the study also delves into the role of personality traits in shaping an adult's response to the home environment and how it interacts with the experience of aggression. By examining these interconnected factors, researchers hope to provide insights that can inform interventions and strategies aimed at promoting healthier and more fulfilling lives for adults in various contexts.