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DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21784/ZC.2025.004
Youth problems in the light of educational
conditions. Physiological symptoms as
a derivative of attachment disorders and
tendencies to self-destructive behaviour
Problemy młodzieży w świetle uwarunkowań wychowawczych.
Objawy fizjologiczne jako pochodna zaburzeń więzi i tendencji
do zachowań autoagresywnych
Abstract. Conceptualisation in cognitive behavioural psychotherapy describes and
Keywords:
Streszczenie.
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Introduction
From professional practice and observation of children and adolescents
of emotion regulation; pain gives them psychological relief and
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the maladaptive style of functioning.
Attachment models
1. John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory
and shape of attachment theory. It proved that the offspring of certain
exists in every human being and is an integral part of human nature.
a central tenet of attachment theory.
2. Continuity of attachment throughout human life, according to
Bowlby
and other close family members.
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Internal operational models of attachment are formed through
available and do not express a readiness to help and care for the child
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It can be said that young people explore emotional independence from
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function and build social relationships.
3. Attachment according to Mary Ainsworth
attachment to their mothers to be observed.
for exploration and a source of comfort in situations of perceived
and the child is able to return to play.
seems more interested in the environment than the caregiver during
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caregiver more than exploring the environment. In a separation
these three attachment models in social functioning and emotional
closeness.
anxious attachment pattern often tend to exaggerate their behaviour.
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excessive ease in establishing social relationships; this is manifested
by the atypical establishment of social relationships characterised by
cultural and age norms; exaggerated friendliness or verbal contact;
personality.4
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Emotional problems of adolescents
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represent an act bordering on a suicide attempt.
that it is incumbent on every school to provide psychological support.
divided into intrapsychic vulnerability – strong negative emotions
solving social problems.
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a result of observing it in others.
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Summary and conclusions
attitudes and beliefs about themselves and others. Core beliefs represent
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people in secure attachment conditions offsets coping problems in
to act independently.7
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to an addiction to the sensations derived from it; a sense of relief is
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system
maintain its constancy.9
interpersonal training to build correct social bonds.
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