TEENAGER'S EMOTIONAL DEPENDENCY IN FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AND ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES

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  • Yusupov Umidjon Salim ogli Oriental university teacher Author

Keywords:

emotional dependence, family relationships, attachment theory, interpersonal communication, psychological safety, control, psychological support

Abstract

This article analyzes the state of emotional dependence (emotional dependence) in family relationships, its psychological characteristics, causes and consequences. The factors that form emotional dependence, how it develops in the context of family roles and social relationships are revealed. Psychological approaches aimed at identifying and reducing this condition are also considered.

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Published

2026-04-30

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 9 (2026): Journal of Contemporary World Studies

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Articles

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How to Cite

Yusupov , U. (2026). TEENAGER’S EMOTIONAL DEPENDENCY IN FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AND ITS PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES. Effective Scientific Journals, 4(9), 249-254. https://d-pressa.com/index.php/dps/article/view/1376