The main criterion for the transformative success of social experiments in violence prevention is the awareness of existing social systems and a key component of the emotional intelligence construct. Scientists have argued that the evolutionary change of the twenty first century requires social experiments that represent a conscious effort to transform the sociocultural mechanisms of the internal functioning of organizations (Dani and Sharma 2019). Several studies show that behavioral problems of offenders such as chronic physical aggression are part of a complex biopsychosocial process that is passed on from generation to generation (Dodge 2013).