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. Growing up in dysfunctional alcoholic families is associated with the psychosocial development of children. Furthermore, family alcoholism rarely occurs without many forms of violence and aggression in the home. Family alcoholism is associated with mental health and parenting problems, and children experience a wide variety of long-term social adjustment and emotional difficulties, including behavioral problems. Objective. The aim of the study is to determine whether growing up in a dysfunctional family, caused by father's alcoholism, is related to the achieved psychological maturity, achievement at school, internalizing, externalizing and behavioral problems and specific psychological characteristics of the adolescents (COAs) in comparison to the psychological characteristics of the adolescents from functional, non-alcoholic families (nonCOAs). Secondary School "Bora Stanković" Vranje, Serbia

Psychological characteristics of adolescents from functional and dysfunctional families with fathers' alcoholism