A Study Of The Relationship Between Adolescents' Emotional States And Their Attitudes Towards Their Anthropometric Characteristics

Abstract

This article studies the emotional states and anthropometric (physical) indicators of adolescents, as well as their selfperceptions. The study analyzed the relationship between adolescents' self-esteem, emotional sensitivity, and physical parameters (height, weight, body composition). The results demonstrated that the emotional stability and self-esteem of adolescents are closely interconnected with their physical characteristics, which is significant for the development of psychological and medical interventions.