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    Psychological analysis of terminally ill personteenager (for example feature film)
    (Maltepe Üniversitesi, 2019) Jamshedovna, Mamajanova Olga
    As we know, in psychology, it is customary to distinguish five stages of accepting death / grief (Kübler-Ross) - denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Perhaps that these stages are most clearly experienced by people with the long disease’s period. In modern society, people are accustomed to finding a way out of any situation that will lead to a “happy ending”. The contradictions between reality and fiction are shaped and promoted by the media, which tell us about various “wonderful” medicines and Characters who live happily after “magical” healing. Adolescents are especially susceptible to this because their mind and consciousness are still at the stage of formation. However, there are other examples in contemporary fiction and cinema. In these stories, ordinary heroes (teenagers) go through the stages of accepting death, but not always everything and that shows us the natural course of the disease. Psychological counseling and psychotherapy for mortally ill people is a complex and energyintensive process, often higher than human strength. As soon as a person stands in front of the finiteness of being, the value that is attached to different things changes radically, which makes contact and mutual understanding difficult, and therefore limits the possibility of support. Indeed, very often, even healthy adolescents devalue the words and examples cited by adults, but familiarity with the stories where the characters are at the same age as the sick, can make it easier for them to accept their diagnosis and give some options for available actions and, perhaps, facilitate the latter days.