Affetti nella rete. Il benessere degli adolescenti tra rischi e opportunità social

Titolo Rivista PSICOLOGIA DELLA SALUTE
Autori/Curatori Maria Gabriella Pediconi, Michela Brunori
Anno di pubblicazione 2019 Fascicolo 2019/2
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 27 P. 53-79 Dimensione file 363 KB
DOI 10.3280/PDS2019-002003
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Il lavoro si propone di analizzare, anche in termini affettivi, in che modo il web e la sua offerta contribuiscono alla crescita degli adolescenti. 91 ragazzi della scuola superiore hanno partecipato alla ricerca che ha affiancato a intervista e questionario, tipicamente utilizzati in questo campo, alcuni stimoli di carattere proiettivo. I giovani non sembrano affatto intrappolati nella rete, piuttosto la sfruttano come opportunità per scoprire i modi della comunicazione, sperimentare le forme della relazione e conoscere la propria vita affettiva. In particolare, il gruppo dei pari, la realtà familiare e i ricordi infantili, vissuti in termini social, sono connotati da affetti positivi, mentre la vita di coppia in versione social viene investita da sentimenti ambivalenti. Gli adolescenti compongono vita familiare e pratiche digitali, auspicando una compartecipazione di tutte le relazioni significative, a cominciare da quelle vissute in casa. Essi non sono del tutto immuni dalla tentazione della dipendenza social, ma sembra che siano soprattutto le ragazze a subire le tentazioni dell’online: pur mostrandosi più timide tendono ad affidare alla rete forti ansie di controllo.;

Keywords:Adolescenti, social media, relazioni digitali, benessere affettivo, uso e/o abuso dei social network

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Maria Gabriella Pediconi, Michela Brunori, Affetti nella rete. Il benessere degli adolescenti tra rischi e opportunità social in "PSICOLOGIA DELLA SALUTE" 2/2019, pp 53-79, DOI: 10.3280/PDS2019-002003