THE “FRIENDSHIP CODE” IN ADOLESCENCE
Keywords:
adolescence, friendship, friendship code, personality development, socialization, psychological growth, mutual respect, trust, loyalty.Abstract
This scientific article highlights the psychological, pedagogical, and social significance of friendship during adolescence, as well as its role in personality development. Adolescence is a crucial stage in an individual’s psychological, social, and moral maturity, and the phenomenon of friendship occupies a central place in this process. The article analyzes the meaning and principles of the concept of the “friendship code” and its impact on adolescent personality from a scientific perspective.
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