The core of adolescence is the appearance of new possibilities in perceiving and constructing reality in personal and interpersonal relationships. The whole person, body, mind, and spirit is involved in what could be defined as a new subjective hermeneutics. Possibilities originate from new logical, noethical, biological, affective, and social components that characterize the adolescent as a new self. Adolescence appears as an interaction among these factors and subjectively, through possibilities and the quality of coping toward an objective expression of a gender phenotype. The study of possibilities of answering such question is the field of kairological research and clinical practice whose important results are already expressed in medical applications.
Adolescence represents the person's entry into a world of mystery .
This mystery is of the existence of an unpredictable one necessary possibility of objective reality. The other discovery in adolescence is the necessity of individual responsibility for realizing a personal reality through a necessary choice among possibilities, and the experience of unpredictable possibilities, and limits in finding and perceiving that necessary one. During the last century many psychological theories alienated the person far from his own quest of an objective meaning as the higher expression of the spiritual dimension of existence, with a reductionism to the sphere of a mere subjectivity . The spread of self-destructive behaviors may appear as the consequence of a psychological reductionism, and superficial pragmatic approaches to adolescents who run the risk of en closure within adaptive theories that do no elicit possibilities, resources and responsibilities. There is a general and dangerous destruction in clinical approaches, research and generally in the culture of relations, affects , conjectures and in politics of objective thinking , which are necessary conditions for personal , family and social survival.