Abstract: Adolescent dysfunctional consists of reducing moral reflection and ethical responsibility influencing the level of social frustration perception, physicality and sexual constraint. In this regard, the basis of psycho-pedagogical support was based on hypothesis that increasing in moral reflection will have a positive impact on moral accountability, which in turn will lead to greater consistency in sexual attitudes, improving bodily capacities and increase the level of social frustration, which has a positive effect in adaptive limits on personality’s capacities, causing the person to develop further.

Keywords:  adolescent dysfunctionality, ethical responsibility, psychological-pedagogical support.

Abstract: It is shown that smoking respondents (with nicotine addiction experience more than 5 years) have self-regulation inversion: for example, right brain hemisphere supports executive functions (left in control group), on the other hand, global self-perception associated with psychosomatic status, relies on the left hemisphere in them (normally on right).

Key words: nicotine addiction, psychological adaptation, brain organization of mental processes.

Abstract: It is shown that high differenciated body component of self-image combinated with reduced self-appearance satisfaction and low emotional intelligence (N. Hall model), especially low ability to manage selfr emotions and recognize other’s emotions, allow high accuracy predicting (up to 90%) of psychosomatic skin diseases formation.

Key words: emotional intelligence, psychosomatic diseases, the self body image.