INCOMPLETE PARENT FAMILY: THE IMPACT ON OUTAGES PASSIVE AND EXPERIMENTALLY-PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GIRL WHO WERE BROUGHT UP IN THEM

In this work, we studied the clinical and psychological characteristics of girls who were brought up in incomplete families. The study shows that their autoaggressive profile has significant differences from the respondents in the control group who were brought up in complete families. It can be argued that the studied group is the bearer of more substantial autoaggressive potential. This is important both for the theory of assistance, and for carrying out differentiated preventional work, a probabilistic assessment of possible suicidal behavior among adolescents.