FAMILY'S PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH TO MORAL EDUCATION OF STUDENTS
Keywords:
family, psychological approach, spiritual upbringing, moral upbringing, students.Abstract
This article explores the psychological approach of the family in the spiritual and
moral upbringing of students. It delves into the importance of family dynamics,
communication patterns, and values in shaping the ethical and spiritual development
of young individuals. Drawing on psychological theories and empirical research, the
article highlights the role of parents and caregivers as primary agents of moral and
spiritual guidance. It also discusses the challenges families face in contemporary
society and offers recommendations for promoting a supportive family environment
conducive to positive moral and spiritual growth
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