Author: Bekmatova, Yulduz

Annotation: This paper analyzes the impact of bullying on the communicative behavior of adolescent girls in the school environment and society, as well as its psychological effects on interpersonal communication processes. Adolescence is a crucial stage in the socialization and emotional development of an individual, during which peer communication plays a leading role. However, bullying - manifested in the form of systematic humiliation, insults, mockery, and social exclusion - poses a serious obstacle to the full development of communication skills. The study reveals the negative impact of bullying on the psychological state, self-esteem, and communicative activity of adolescent girls. Heightened emotional sensitivity and a pronounced need for social validation intensify the destructive effects of bullying, leading to avoidance of communication, development of social anxiety, feelings of loneliness, and depressive states. This also creates factors that contribute to the formation of gender inequality.

Keywords: Concept of bullying, adolescence, adolescent communication, adolescent girl psychology, gender inequality, psychological impact, emotional instability, aggressive behavior.

Pages in journal: 652 - 656