“No One Loves Me“ in the Context of the Adolescent Understanding of Parental Love in the Field of Asociality

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Pages: 137-151
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/UFBK1139

Abstract:

Adolescence is a period of rapid physiological and psychological changes. The transformation of the child into an adolescent puts the entire family system to the test. This is a time of examination of what has been done in terms of education by the parents, of their authority, ways of communication, and emotional connection. Despite the demonstrated withdrawal of grown children and the dominance of peer relationships, parents are and remain the force that provides support, acceptance, and understanding. When, for various reasons, this does not happen, the adolescent feels angry, confused, and very lonely, and could find an opportunity for appreciation and recognition in destructive antisocial decisions.

Keywords:

adolescence; parents; asociality; parental love.

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