The Effect of Hormonal Changes on Conflict with Parents During Adolescence

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Auteurs principaux: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pamir DİRİL, Dilek Durmaz
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Langue:anglo-saxon (environ 450-1100), ancien anglais
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author Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pamir DİRİL
Dilek Durmaz
author_facet Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pamir DİRİL
Dilek Durmaz
contents <p>During this special phase, hormonal changes manifest strikingly in children's physical development, while significant and profound transformations in their psychological and emotional structures become almost inevitable. Changes in testosterone and estrogen levels, in particular, play a crucial role as fundamental biochemical mechanisms shaping adolescents' behavior, emotions, and personal attitudes. Under the influence of these hormones, adolescents generally experience a greater desire for self-discovery, openness to new experiences, and a search for identity. Their sense of independence becomes prominent, and the emotional fluctuations they experience during this period increase significantly. These emotional fluctuations profoundly shape their social relationships, self-perceptions, and worldviews. Furthermore, the social environment and peer relationships play a crucial role during this period, and these influential interactions significantly influence adolescents' self-expression and identity formation. Therefore, the impact of hormonal processes on individuals' emotional responses and behavior is inevitable and clearly a phenomenon that deserves detailed analysis. This becomes a crucial factor in individuals' mental health and personal development during adolescence. Furthermore, in this context, adolescence is not limited to physical changes; it is also a crucial period for individuals' inner worlds, thoughts, and social interactions.</p>
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spellingShingle The Effect of Hormonal Changes on Conflict with Parents During Adolescence
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pamir DİRİL
Dilek Durmaz
hormonal change, emotional fluctuation, social environment development and peer communication, personal development
<p>During this special phase, hormonal changes manifest strikingly in children's physical development, while significant and profound transformations in their psychological and emotional structures become almost inevitable. Changes in testosterone and estrogen levels, in particular, play a crucial role as fundamental biochemical mechanisms shaping adolescents' behavior, emotions, and personal attitudes. Under the influence of these hormones, adolescents generally experience a greater desire for self-discovery, openness to new experiences, and a search for identity. Their sense of independence becomes prominent, and the emotional fluctuations they experience during this period increase significantly. These emotional fluctuations profoundly shape their social relationships, self-perceptions, and worldviews. Furthermore, the social environment and peer relationships play a crucial role during this period, and these influential interactions significantly influence adolescents' self-expression and identity formation. Therefore, the impact of hormonal processes on individuals' emotional responses and behavior is inevitable and clearly a phenomenon that deserves detailed analysis. This becomes a crucial factor in individuals' mental health and personal development during adolescence. Furthermore, in this context, adolescence is not limited to physical changes; it is also a crucial period for individuals' inner worlds, thoughts, and social interactions.</p>
title The Effect of Hormonal Changes on Conflict with Parents During Adolescence
topic hormonal change, emotional fluctuation, social environment development and peer communication, personal development
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17579032