The adaptive potential of the family as a factor of radicalization of the individual
Since the prevention of a person's adherence to certain radical ideologies is one of the priority directions of social development at the level of fundamental research, it is important to determine its patterns and factors. This article presents the results of the analysis of the relationship between the ability offamilies of people who have been influenced by the ideologies of terrorism and extremism to adapt to changing conditions of reality, stability, flexibility and cohesion of the family system with the ability of the individual to use the most effective strategies of coping behavior, therefore, successfully overcome crisis situations, socialize and resist the influence of radical ideologies. The results of the analysis of literary sources concerning the problem of the influence of the adaptive potential of the family on the formation of the personality of a terrorist and an extremist are presented. With the help of regression analysis, the degree of influence of the adaptive potential of the parent family on what ways offunctioning a person chooses in the current family is determined. The presented results allow us to determine the leading strategies of sociopsychological support of persons affected by radical ideologies.