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Buxoro Xalqaro
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ZO‘RAVONLIK VA EMOTSIONAL BOG‘LIQLIK: JABRLANUVCHINING TAJOVUZKORGA QAYTISH MEXANIZMINING PSIXOLOGIK VA NEYROBIOLOGIK TAHLILI

НАСИЛИЕ И ЭМОЦИОНАЛЬНАЯ ЗАВИСИМОСТЬ: ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ И НЕЙРОБИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ МЕХАНИЗМА ВОЗВРАЩЕНИЯ ЖЕРТВЫ К АГРЕССОРУ

VIOLENCE AND EMOTIONAL DEPENDENCE: A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANISM BEHIND A VICTIM’S RETURN TO THE AGGRESSOR

  • Palvanova N.D. — Osiyo Xalqaro Universiteti, Pedagogika nazariyasi kafedrasi Psixologiya va pedagogika fani o‘qituvchisi

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Annotatsiya

Ushbu maqolada oilaviy zo‘ravonlik muhitida shakllanadigan travmatik bog‘lanish (traumatic bonding) fenomeni, uning psixologik va neyrobiologik mexanizmlari yoritilgan. Munosabatlardagi destruktiv sikllar, gormonal bog‘liqlik, kognitiv dissonans hamda o‘rganilgan ojizlikning jabrlanuvchi xulq-atvoriga ta’siri ilmiy va neyropsixologik manbalar asosida atroflicha tahlil qilingan.

Аннотация

В данной статье рассматривается феномен травматической привязанности (traumatic bonding), формирующийся в условиях домашнего насилия, а также его психологические и нейробиологические механизмы. На основе академических и нейропсихологических источников подробно проанализированы деструктивные циклы отношений, гормональная зависимость, когнитивный диссонанс и влияние выученной беспомощности на поведение жертвы. Освещается функциональная роль лимбической системы, в частности амигдалы, и дофамино-окситоциновой цепи в закреплении патологической привязанности. Предложены практические рекомендации по психотерапевтической коррекции и восстановлению субъектной автономии.

Abstract

This article examines the phenomenon of traumatic bonding that develops in an environment of domestic violence, focusing on its psychological and neurobiological mechanisms. The study analyzes destructive relationship cycles, hormonal and neurochemical dependencies, cognitive dissonance, and the impact of learned helplessness on victim behavior based on modern psychological and neurobiological literature. The functional role of the limbic system, particularly the amygdala, alongside the dopamine-oxytocin pathways in reinforcing pathological emotional attachment is detailed. Furthermore, the paper provides comprehensive recommendations for psychotherapeutic intervention aimed at restoring autonomy and breaking the trauma cycle.

Kalit so'zlar: travmatik bog‘lanish, oilaviy zo‘ravonlik, dopamin-oksitotsin sikli, o‘rganilgan ojizlik, kognitiv dissonans, amigdala, ego-himoya mexanizmlari, psixoterapevtik korreksiya

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