Depth Psychological Factors of Subject’s Co-Dependent Relationships

Abstract

доктор філософії (PhD), кандидат психологічних наук, доцент кафедри психології та соціальної роботи Центральноукраїнського державного університету імені Володимира Винниченка ORCID ID: 0000-0001-6323-5307  НАУКОВІ ЗАПИСКИ Серія: Психологія Випуск 1 of the reflection in the psyche of psychological traumas in different (primarily in childhood) periods of life. Social factors are both family (parents' attitude towards the child, types of upbringing) and extra-family influences (the society in which a person lives, including moral values, political and economic problems, etc.). Love addiction is characterized as a kind of destructive form of interpersonal relations, characterized by such signs as: overvaluing a significant person, expecting an unconditional positive attitude from him, fear of loneliness, unconscious fear of intimacy and closeness, etc. The article presents a psychological analysis of the style of family upbringing, which affects the emergence of a person's tendency to codependent relationships. It was found that codependent relationships cause destructive mental states of the subject. It is emphasized that people in codependent relationships violate personal boundaries, appear financially or emotionally subjugated, etc. It has been proven that the leading research method of helping people who are prone to love addiction or are already in codependent relationships is active social-psychological cognition (ASPP ), which is based on the spontaneity and ease of the subject's behavior under the conditions of objectifying one's own psyche in thematic pictures . A fragment of the empirical material of in-depth knowledge, which reflects the phenomenon of codependence, is presented.