CLINICAL-SUICIDAL AND EXPERIMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG MEN BROUGHT UP IN THE "ALCOHOLIC" FAMILIES

In this article we have tried to highlight the personal, psychological, and suicidal characteristics of adolescent boys who were brought up in families where at least one of the parents suffered from alcohol dependence. Compared with the control group, the boys from families where the parent was providing significantly higher incidence of autoaggressive patterns as suicidal and resizecaller. In addition, these young men is more common "addictive" personality and psychological profile. Survey data allow us to increase the understanding of the negative impact of the family on the child in the process of education, to the same alcoholdependent parents is important presuicidal factor for their children.