Resilience in adolescents from families with socially dangerous situations

the purpose of the work was to analyze the characteristics of indicators of resilience and anti-vitality in adolescents from families with a socially dangerous situation (SDS). The family is the first and most important environment for the successful socialization of a child. When parents subject a child to targeted cruelty, do not satisfy his vital needs, needs for emotional support and attention, the child is in chronic emotional and psychological stress, experiencing a deficit in unconditional acceptance and love. The results of the study showed that despite the fact that the majority of adolescents from SDS families are characterized by a low level of anti-sexuality (60%), 22.86% have very specific thoughts and actions of a self-destructive nature that can lead to the formation of the foundations of suicidal behavior. Anti-sexual thoughts and actions correlate with the presence in adolescents of demonstrativeness and inability to cope with strong emotions, which, due to the presence of chronic emotional tension within the family, constant frustration, create a feeling of helplessness. The presence of conflict in the family often leads to conflicts with other social environments, such as teachers, peers, etc., making them vulnerable to criticism and ridicule. A comparative analysis on the scales of resilience also indicates differences among adolescents from families with SDS. Adolescents from families with SDS have a reduced level of resource capacity. 40% of the subjects have a low level of life satisfaction, feeling frustrated by the desire for recognition, success and self-improvement. The low level of resilience of adolescents is associated with the lack of stable psychological, material and emotional support from the family.

social and psychological well-being of the family, families with a socially dangerous situation, resilience, anti-vitality