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The psychology of special groups is a field of developmental psychology that studies special conditions that arise mainly in childhood and adolescence under the influence of various combinations of factors (organic or functional nature).
which manifests itself in a slowdown or apparent peculiarity of the child’s psychosocial development.
which further complicates his social and psychological adaptation, inclusion in the educational sphere and further professional self-determination. The subject of special psychology as a science is the person with developmental disabilities.
In other words, he suffers from deprivation (deficiencies).
The subject of special psychology is the various forms and aspects of the development of the psyche in adverse conditions