Between Childhood and Adulthood : The Psychology of Adolescence

The Psychology of Adolescence explores the complex psychological changes that occur during the transitional phase between childhood and adulthood. This book presents a systematic study of adolescent development, focusing on emotional, cognitive, social, and behavioral transformations that shape personality and identity. Drawing upon classical and contemporary psychological theories, it examines key issues such as emotional regulation, peer influence, self-concept, risk-taking behavior, family relationships, and mental health challenges.

The book also addresses the impact of modern social and educational environments on adolescents, including academic pressure, social expectations, and technological influence. Written in clear and accessible language, it balances theoretical understanding with practical insight, making it valuable for both academic study and applied learning.