EMOTION MANAGEMENT DURING PUBERTY
EMOTION MANAGEMENT DURING PUBERTY

Summary/Abstract: The aim of this study is to grasp the differences that exist in the management of specific emotions, as well as the gender differences during puberty. The result analysis of the study reveals that inhibition related to anger has the highest score, while sadness – related inhibition has the lowest score. At the same time, dysregulation related to anger is the highest and it has equal scores for sadness and worry, while coping has the highest score with regard to sadness. There are no statistically significant gender differences in the management of specific emotions during puberty. Limits and recommendations have been presented.

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