Suicidal characteristic of girls brought up in single-parent families

In this paper we studied suicidal and personal-psychological characteristics of girls brought up in single-parent families. It is shown that their suicidal profile has significant differences from the control group respondents raised in two-parent families. In general, it can be argued that the study group is the bearer of a more substantial autoagressive potential. It is of fundamental importance for the theory of suicidology and for differentiated preventive work probabilistic assessment opportunities autoagressive reactions among teenagers.