FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AND THE GENESIS OF DEVIANT BEHAVIOR IN A PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH
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This article analyzes the process of the formation of deviant behavior based on the psychoanalytic approach. The study reveals the influence of family relationships—particularly early childhood experiences, emotional bonds with parents, and unconscious psychic processes—on individual behavior. Drawing on the concepts of Freud, Bowlby, Fromm, and Erikson, the psychodynamic mechanisms underlying the genesis of deviant behavior are scientifically substantiated.
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