Theoretical analysis reveals how parenting styles and family climate shape emotional stability in adolescents, highlighting key environmental determinants of social adaptation.
This article provides a theoretical and methodological analysis of the influence of the family environment on the emotional development of adolescents. Adolescence is one of the most sensitive periods of personality development, during which family relationships, parenting style, the emotional climate within the family, and the quality of communication between family members directly affect an adolescent's emotional stability, self-esteem, and social adaptation. The article presents the conceptual model and methodological stages of the study through graphic diagrams and systematizes the positive and negative factors of the family environment.
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