Roy. [Features of spiritual and moral values and professional self-determination of teenagers from dysfunctional families]

Abstract:
Here were investigated the features of the spiritual and moral values and professional self-determination of teenagers 14-16 years of functional and dysfunctional families. It was shown that teenagers from dysfunctional families differ by imposed professional identity, they tend to the choice of activities requiring high activity and mobility. To select a future career, they are guided by the opinions of others and external shocks (pressure, criticism, condemnation). These young people do not trust others, differ by expressed "base selfishness" and strive for the rapid implementation of its own interests, without taking into account the interests of living environment. The author believes that teenagers from dysfunctional families, by choosing their future fields of activity, want to compensate for personal deficits caused by family relationships, but in wrong way - not making their choice carefully, not guided by the knowledge of their personal resources, but by external circumstances only.