PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

The article reveals the psychophysiological features of adolescent development. It is shown that the crisis is associated with the spiritual growth of the teenager, as well as changes in his psyche. It is analyzed that the natural needs of personality development are affected. Reveals susceptibility to external influences, his moral character.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2024-12-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14580185
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Psychology of Development and Education
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PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

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Psychology of Development and Education
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PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

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Abstract

The article reveals the psychophysiological features of adolescent development. It is shown that the crisis is associated with the spiritual growth of the teenager, as well as changes in his psyche. It is analyzed that the natural needs of personality development are affected. Reveals susceptibility to external influences, his moral character.

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Psychology of Development and Education
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