EVALUATION OF SUBJECTIVE CONTROL OF PERSONS DEPENDENT ON OPIOIDS AND CODEPENDENT PARENTS

Abstract

The paper presents the results of empirical research assessing the level of subjective control in different life situations of people dependent on opioids, ie determining the propensity to attribute responsibility for their activities or circumstances outside their own abilities and efforts. An evaluation of the relative level of subjective control subjects and codependent parents. It is established that dependent on opioids inherent low level of subjective control, reduced sense of personal responsibility for their own failures, family and industrial relations.