The Role Of The Social Environment In The Manifestation Of Self-Destructive Behavior Among Adolescent Girls: An Emotional Regulation Perspective
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social environment, self-destructive behavior, adolescent girls, emotional regulation, family relationships, peer influence, school context, prevention model, social- psychological factorsAbstract
This article investigates the role of the social environment in the manifestation of self-destructive behavior among adolescent girls through the lens of emotional regulation theory. Social-psychological conditions within family, peer, and school contexts are examined as determinants of adolescent emotional states. The author identifies key social-psychological factors that amplify emotional dysregulation and proposes a social-psychological prevention model aimed at reducing the incidence of self-destructive behavior in this population.Downloads
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