PROBLEMI MLADIH U SRBIJI: ODRASTANJE U USLOVIMA DRUŠTVENE KRIZE

Jelena M. Pešić

Marina Videnović

Dijana Plut

Sažetak

Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je da utvrdimo sa kojim se problemima suočavaju mladi u Srbiji i kako procenjuju njihovu težinu, kao i da li postoje razlike u zavisnosti od pola, uzrasta, tipa škole i dela Srbije u kome mladi žive. Zanimalo nas je i da li su problemi, tipični za adolescentni uzrast i globalne društvene promene, pojačani odrastanjem u uslovima duboke ekonomske krize i tranzicije. Istraživanje je obavljeno 2007. godine, na uzorku od 2419 mladih, stratifikovanom po regionu (Beograd, Severna, Centralna i Južna Srbija), uzrastu (od prvog do četvrtog razreda srednje škole) i tipu škole (gimnazije i srednje stručne škole). Korišćen je upitnik konstruisan za potrebe ovog istraživanja. Rezultati pokazuju da većinu ispitivanih problema mladi ne doživljavaju kao velike ili posebno ugrožavajuće. Tri problema najviše brinu mlade, u smislu da ih više od trećine doživljava kao veće ili velike probleme: malo zanimljivih mesta za izlaske (46%), nedostatak slobodnog vremena (41%) i dosada (35%). Iznenađujuće mali broj mladih ima ozbiljnijih problema u odnosu sa roditeljima (22%) i vršnjacima (14%). Devojke i stariji srednjoškolci dosledno procenjuju skoro sve razmatrane probleme kao teže. Generalni zaključak je da dobijena slika nije onespokojavajuća, čemu verovatno najviše doprinose lepota, energija i optimizam same mladosti, kao životnog doba.

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