المراهق : بين وطأة المشكلات الأسرية و مأزق أزمة الهوية

Abstract EN

The identity crisis of adolescents is a prominent event in adolescence, which often contributes to the emergence of a number of psychological, physical, social and family factors, with their struggles, crises and family psychological pressures that may burden the psychological construction of the adolescent, which exacerbates it.

Perhaps the effects of these family problems take different forms.

They may be in the form of delinquency, delinquency or loss of self-confidence in the adolescent, as well as lack of knowledge and self-awareness.

Here, the family is losing its role, which is supposed to be strengthened and supported by it to create its unique and unique identity.

It is mature identity that has the ability to overcome problems, to overcome the conditions of negative experience, and to be able to harmonize with the knowledge and cultural systems given and to integrate new and tribal experiences.

A adolescent's sense of identity is compounded by many and varied feelings, and the identity crisis is born under the influence of a process of suppression, pressure or tension that affects one or more of these feelings