Key words: parent-child relationships, emotional security, self-esteem, behavioral patterns, identification process, emotional regulation, social relationships.
Summary
Parent-child relationships are essential for an individual's mental health, social adaptation, and overall quality of life. Adolescence is one of the stages in human life when emotional and psychological changes are most intense. During this period, parent-child relationships directly affect the adolescent's psychological well-being and personality formation. Various studies show that parental support, communication models, and family relationships are among the main factors affecting the social and emotional development of the adolescent.
