The role of the family in shaping the asocial behavior of adolescents

Reasons for the emergence of asocial behavior of adolescents in the evaluation of scientific studies by authors such as Furmanova I.A, Bochkaryova R.R, Kleiberga Y. A. and others are ambiguous. For children with chronic disorders, a difficult family situation is typical, characterized by insufficient relationship warmth and inconsistent, ineffective, or exceptionally harsh (or very weak) discipline. As a rule, these are single or conflict families. Children with behavioral disorders generally come from families with at least four or five children. The reasons why children are particularly at risk in such cases are not yet sufficiently clear. This risk is apparently due to the complication of the upbringing of several children and to some extent the greater likelihood of differences in the large family.