PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF DEVIANT TENDENCIES IN THE BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS
Keywords:
adolescent girls, deviant tendency, psychological determinant, frustration, impulsivity, emotional regulation, psychological defense, social adaptation.Abstract
The thesis examines the psychological determinants of deviant tendencies manifested in the behavior of adolescent girls. Adolescence is a complex and contradictory stage in psychological development, during which emotional reactions become more intense, self-evaluation changes, the desire for independence increases, and the need to establish a social position becomes stronger. When these processes are not adequately supported psychologically, they may create conditions for the development of various behavioral deviations. The study considers low frustration tolerance, difficulties in emotional regulation, impulsivity, internal conflicts, instability in self-awareness, feelings of social rejection, and ineffective psychological defense mechanisms as important factors.
