Stylistic features of behavior in the conflict of younger adolescents
The article examines the styles of behavior in conflict situations in younger adolescents with different levels of psychological boundaries. As a result of empirical research, it was revealed that among the most common among younger adolescents, such styles of behavior in conflict as avoidance, compromise and rivalry are revealed. According to the empirical data obtained, cooperation and adaptation are less common in younger adolescents. Also, this article presents the characteristics of the stylistic features of behavior in the conflict of three groups of younger adolescents with different levels of formation of psychological boundaries. The most pronounced styles of behavior in conflict in these younger adolescents are described. In the group of younger adolescents with a high level of psychological boundary, such styles of behavior in conflict as withdrawal (avoidance), compromise and adaptation prevail. In younger adolescents, characterized by a low level of psychological boundaries, the style of rivalry prevails. Younger teenagers with an average level of psychological boundary are more likely to choose styles of compromise and cooperation. The article concludes with recommendations on the organization of psychological work with younger adolescents on the problem under study. Recommendations for working with each group of teenagers are presented.