THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL STABILITY AND COPING STRATEGIES IN ADOLESCENTS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/eijp-04-10-10Keywords:
Adolescents, emotional stability, coping strategiesAbstract
This article explores the relationship between emotional stability and coping strategies during adolescence. Emotional stability refers to adolescents' ability to manage their emotions and maintain balance in stressful situations. Coping strategies encompass the methods used to handle stress-inducing situations. The article illustrates the role that increased emotional stability plays in adolescents' problem-solving abilities and improving their mental health. Additionally, it analyzes various types of coping strategies and their impact on emotional stability. The research findings are significant for developing psychological support and intervention programs for adolescents.
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