The quality of identifications in the adolescent drug addict at the rehabilitation and re-education center

The current study aims to uncover the types of identifications made by adolescent drug addicts residing in rehabilitation and vocational centers, relying on the case study method and employing clinical interviews and the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT). The study's findings reveal that the identifications of adolescent drug addicts in rehabilitation centers are characterized by a certain rigidity, evident in the dominance of conflict scenarios that affect their ability to partially extricate themselves from the conflict stirred by issues related to father-son relationships and the Oedipal triangle.