ARPHA Proceedings 3: 1511-1518, doi: 10.3897/ap.2.e1511

Deviant Forms of Socialization of Personality in the Internet Space

Anzhelika Luchinkina, Tat yana Yudeeva

Corresponding author: Anzhelika Luchinkina ( aluch@ya.ru )

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Citation: Luchinkina A, Yudeeva T (2020) Deviant Forms of Socialization of Personality in the Internet Space. In: Gafurov I, Valeeva R (Eds) VI International Forum on Teacher Education, Kazan Federal University, Russia. May 27 - June 9, 2020. ARPHA Proceedings 3: 1511-1518. https://doi.org/10.3897/ap.2.e1511

Abstract

The article discusses the problem of socialization of adolescents in online groups of deviant orientation. The study revealed significant differences in the needs of adolescents participating in online groups of deviant directions and normative adolescents. Teenagers with deviant behavior give more importance to their own status and membership in the Internet community, compared to normal teenagers. Our studies showed the presence among teenagers from deviant groups of the existing typologies that we studied and presented earlier: communicative deviants and adolescents with suicidal behavior of varying severity.

Keywords

teens, internet, deviant groups, socialization, needs.