Psychological characteristics of aggressive behaviour of juveniles left without parental care

Introduction. Increased aggressiveness in children and juveniles today is one of the most urgent problems not only for teachers and psychologists, but also for society as a whole. The growing wave of juvenile crime and the increase in the number of minors prone to aggressive forms of behaviour highlight the task of studying the psychological conditions that cause these dangerous phenomena, when it is already difficult to take corrective measures, since a certain category of juveniles not only keep aggression as a stable form of behaviour, but also develop it transforming into a permanent quality of personality. An aggressive teenager brings a lot of problems not only to those people around him, but most of all to himself. The loss of one or both parents can cause emotional trauma and stress and affect juveniles' ability to control their emotions and aggressive impulses. The objective is to study the psychological characteristics of aggressive behavior of a juvenile without parental care.