The research presents the features of the psychological space sovereignty of adolescents who are prone to Internet addiction in order to create a safe school digital environment. Tests: "Sovereignty of the psychological space" (S. K. Nartova-Bochaver); "Tendency to deviant behavior" (A. N. Orel); test on Internet addiction (K. Young). The sample of the study was made up of high school students of a secondary school of the Rostov region aged 14-16, in the number of 50 people. Results:
- adolescents, prone to Internet addiction, have a high level of sovereignty of the physical body, personal territory and values. This is due to computer games simulating a different reality, contributing to the development of various skills (like ability to manage or take responsibility, etc.). Meanwhile, the adolescent lives "in their own world", which is reflected in the content side of the personal space and affects their ability to interact;
- adolescents with deviant behavior have a high overall level of space sovereignty, i.e. these children independently control their space, but such independence leads to antisocial behavior. Hence, this fact, as well as all the above mentioned, should be taken into account by psychological services while working with such adolescents both in groups and individually.
Meanwhile, the adolescent lives "in their own world", which is reflected in the content side of the personal space; - significant differences were revealed on the scale of sovereignty of the physical body. They take place between the adolescents, who are prone to overcoming norms and rules and those prone to addictive behavior, i.e., the actions, which violate their somatic safety, were constantly taken against these students, which reflects in the overall level of the psychological space sovereignty and causes various addictions; - significant differences were revealed of the sovereignty of the world of things, i.e. these students have to prove themselves all the time, both in real life and in the reality created by them; - adolescents with deviant behavior have a high overall level of space sovereignty, i.e. these children independently control their space, but such independence leads to antisocial behavior.

Personal space of an adolescent prone to Internet addiction