Psychological features of addictive and affective variants of maladaptation in students

In this article, the results of Freiburg Personality Inventory's testing in the program of the cognitive-behavioural coping prevention of maladaptive states in students were presented. It was found that emotional lability, depressiveness, and nervousness increase the risk of the anxiety's and depression's formation, and spontaneous aggressiveness, irritability, and openness increase the risk of alcohol abuse. Two ways of maladaptive states' formation were identified: “psychopathic” way based on introtensive psychopathization, and “neurotic” way based on instability of mood with a tendency to depression.