الوحدة النفسية عند المراهقة مجهولة النسب

Abstract EN

Psychological unity (psychological solitude), is a state of suffering and psychological pain, due to different reasons, some of them due to the nature of the people themselves and others due to non-satisfaction of social relations and emotional.

Psychological unity is also caused by a breakdown in social and family relations, especially if the child or adolescent loses the first bond in the family, namely the mother or father.

For a teenager, the family is considered to be the source of self-confidence, but in the absence of parents, this leads to psychological disorders in the adolescent.

In this study, we will talk about an unmarried or deprived adolescent whose parents are the centers of child abuse.

This causes feelings of anger and aggression, anxiety, personality problems, and self-esteem.

Psychological unity.