Abstract
The overwhelming majority of adolescent delinquency has purely social causes, disadvantages of upbringing above all. From 30 to 85% of delinquent adolescents grow up in an incomplete family, that is, without a father, or in a family deformed - with a recently appeared stepfather, less often, with a stepmother. KEY WORDS: teenagers, psychological factors, social upheaval, deviant, emotional and psychological relations, criminalizing factor, biopsychological aspects.
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