METHODS OF PSYCHOCORRECTION FOR VICTIM CHARACTER OBSERVED IN INDIVIDUALS
Abstract
This article discusses the content of solutions aimed at psychocorrecting victim character observed in individuals, transforming the person from a victim role into an independent, self-confident, and self-protective individual.
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