Otroci alkoholikov

• Main Author: Krajnc, Maruška Merisa
• Other Authors: Zrim Martinjak, Nataša
• Format: Bachelor Thesis
• Language: Slovenian
• Published: 2017
• Subjects: otroci alkoholikov; children of alcoholics; sami
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Diplomsko delo skuša prikazati, kaj doživljajo otroci/mladostniki, ki prihajajo iz alkoholičnega družinskega sistema. V teoretičnem delu se osredotočim na pomen (funkcionalne/nefunkcionalne) družine za razvoj otrok. Raziskujem, kako družina kot sistem s staršem alkoholikom vpliva na otroke, na njihovo doživljanje in vedenje ter katera čustva otroci alkoholikov pogosto doživljajo. Raziskujem tudi, kako otroci doživljajo svojega starša alkoholika, kako vrednotijo sami sebe in kako vse to vpliva na njihove medosebne odnose in vedenje. V empiričnem delu s kvalitativno analizo dveh intervjujev raziskujem, kaj doživljata mladostnici, ki imata očeta alkoholika, kakšen je njun odnos do očeta in kakšni so njuni odnosi na splošno. Ugotavljam, da se največ ukvarjata s čustvi krivde, zmede, strahu, jeze in obupa ter da do svojega očeta čutita ambivalentna čustva. Družinsko okolje s svojimi specifikami vpliva na njuno razmišljanje, čustva, medosebne odnose in vedenje. Ob svoji izkušnji se srečujeta z vprašanjem smisla, zakaj prihajata iz družine s staršem alkoholikom. Ugotavljam tudi, da so pomemben dejavnik v njunem življenju odnosi s pomembnimi drugimi (prijatelji, voditelj mladinske skupine ipd.). Rezultatov ne gre posplošiti na širšo populacijo, saj gre za izbran vzorec, ki ima svoje specifike glede na starost, spol, socialno mrežo itn. This thesis tries to present the experience of children/adolescents who come from alcoholic family systems. The theoretical part focuses on the importance of a functional or dysfunctional family for the child's development. I explore how does a family as a system with alcoholic parents, influence their own children their perception and behavior and also emotions that are frequently experienced by children of alcoholics. It explores how children perceive their parents as alcoholics, how they value themselves and how everything I have mentioned affects their interpersonal relationships and behavior. In the empirical part of the qualitative analysis of two interviews, I explore what two adolescent girls who have an alcoholic father are experiencing, how is their relationship towards their father displayed, and what are their relations in general. I have discovered that they deal the most with feelings of guilt, confusion, fear, anger and despair and towards their father they experience emotions of ambivalent qualities. The family environment with all of its specifics affects their thinking, emotions, behavior and interpersonal relationships. Next to their experience they are confronted with the question of meaning wondering why do they come from a family of alcoholic parents. I figured that a crucial factor in their life are all the relationships with significant others (friends, youth group leaders, etc.). The results cannot not be generalized to the wider population, as it is a selected pattern, with its own specifics depending on age, gender, social networks and so on.