The effect of deprivation on the development of aggressive behaviors
The aim of the study was to establish the psychological features of the relationship between the effects of deprivation on the development of aggressive behaviors. The levels of aggression in three groups with varying degrees of deprivation over time (more than ten months) and "rigidity" (limited, invariant social environment) were identified and compared. It is established that the tendency to aggressive forms of behavior is characteristic of any degree of social deprivation, deprivation contributes to the development of the tendency to escape from reality and conflict. A high direct correlation was revealed between the degree of deprivation and the level of development of aggressive forms.