Intrafamily features influence on the genesis of aggressive personality attitudes in teenagers from complete and incomplete families

Abstract

The analysis of teenager aggressiveness
is an issue of current importance.
The teenager age is extremely sensitive to the
forming of value guiding lines. The personality
development of a teenager goes through interpersonal
communication. The teenagers from
"the high-risk group" inclined to aggressive
behavior experience much more difficulties in
this process.
The results of the conducted factor
analysis of empirical data allow making the
following conclusions:
Any deformation of a parent family,
structural, or psychological, leads to the
negative consequence in a child personality
development and to the forming of aggressive
aims;
T he teenagers from incomplete families
are likely to show such types of aggressiveness
as physical, or verbal one; they require a
stronger control over their emotions and show
a low level of tolerance;