MANIFESTATION OF COMPULSIVE TRANSFER IN THE CONTEXT OF A JOB SEARCH SITUATION AFTER A HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION
Abstract
The article analyzes theoretical data on the connection between age periodization and the crisis of late adolescence with professional self-determination. The conceptualization of a case of manifestation of binge eating disorder in a situation of adulthood crisis and a description of the scheme of consolidation of this maladaptive pattern of behavior in graduates of higher educational institutions are given.
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