PECULIARITIES OF INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS BETWEEN TEENAGE CHILDREN BROUGHT UP IN FOSTER CARE
The article is devoted to the problem of building interpersonal relations between teenage children brought up in foster care. It was found out that there are significant differences in the peculiarities of building interpersonal relations between adolescents brought up in foster care and adolescents not brought up in foster care (p < 0. 005 ). An empirical study has proved that the predominant types of interpersonal relationships in adolescents raised in foster care are friendly, and in adolescents not raised in foster care, aggressive and suspicious.