Deviant behavior and coping strategies of adaptation among foreign minors

the article examines the important problem of deviant behavior among migrant adolescents against the background of globalization and migration processes. It examines the psychological characteristics of migrant adolescents, their difficulties in adapting to new cultural and social conditions, as well as the influence of these factors on the formation of deviant behavior. The socio-cultural and economic aspects that contribute to deviation, including social isolation and lack of support, are investigated. Special attention is paid to coping strategies used by adolescents in the process of adaptation, as well as the role of the educational environment in the formation of positive social skills and attitudes. The article highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to solving the problem, including the development of programs aimed at teaching adaptive strategies and supporting migrant minors. The obtained research results may be valuable for professionals in the field of psychology, pedagogy and social work, as well as.

deviant behavior, foreign minors, adaptation, integration, social factors, coping strategies, educational environment, psychology, migration, psychological and pedagogical support