أزمة الهوية عند المراهق يتيم الأب

Abstract EN

Many psychologists pointed out that the personality of the individual consists in the first five years of his life, and considered the coming stages of the growth process and the evolution of each with its own characteristics.

Also, any disturbance in the relationship between the child and his parents or in the family environment, especially at this stage will affect the rest of the other stages, including the teenager stepwhere he finds himself confronted with multiple demands and conflicting ideas, which makes him live various conflicts especially in the light of physical, mental, psychological and emotional changes, seeking to search for himself.

This is what Eriksson called Identity crisis.

the teenager seeks to determine the meaning of its existence, and his goals in life, and plans to achieve those goals by asking many questions whos am I? what do I want ? And how I can achieve what I want? Parents are supportive of identity growth by providing adolescents with emotional security, acceptance and love, but when the fatheris lost, we find that the adolescent who is deprived of his or her family or orphan has a great difficulty in overcoming this crisis, which makes him vulnerable to feelings of anxiety and tension and the tendency to isolation or rebellion and aggression.

Identity is not available at this stage.

The identity of the adolescent, in which the child draws his or her own self-esteem, leads to confusion and anxiety that leads to psychological instable feelings when they are vague, disturbed, or distorted