The document discusses the importance of family and socialization. It makes three key points:
1) Since humans are social beings, being in community with others is essential for full intellectual, psychological, and social development. Solitude can inhibit certain human traits.
2) For millennia, family provided stability, history, and hope for the future, as the first form of social organization with kinship ties. The father traditionally had the dominant role.
3) Nowadays, as more families fall apart, the way family is perceived has changed negatively. However, family still ensures stability, development, and provides motivation, direction, and the ability to shape a child's character through parenting.
The document discusses the importance of family and socialization. It makes three key points:
1) Since humans are social beings, being in community with others is essential for full intellectual, psychological, and social development. Solitude can inhibit certain human traits.
2) For millennia, family provided stability, history, and hope for the future, as the first form of social organization with kinship ties. The father traditionally had the dominant role.
3) Nowadays, as more families fall apart, the way family is perceived has changed negatively. However, family still ensures stability, development, and provides motivation, direction, and the ability to shape a child's character through parenting.
The document discusses the importance of family and socialization. It makes three key points:
1) Since humans are social beings, being in community with others is essential for full intellectual, psychological, and social development. Solitude can inhibit certain human traits.
2) For millennia, family provided stability, history, and hope for the future, as the first form of social organization with kinship ties. The father traditionally had the dominant role.
3) Nowadays, as more families fall apart, the way family is perceived has changed negatively. However, family still ensures stability, development, and provides motivation, direction, and the ability to shape a child's character through parenting.
The importance of socialization/family • Since man is a social being, he was created to live in collectivity. Only in the presence and in relation to other human beings can man reach the full development of his intellectual and psychic faculties and his socio-emotional characteristics. In solitude, certain fundamental human traits are inhibited, the man becoming unconscious of his true affective potential. Research has also revealed that, lacking affectivity, even from a physical point of view, man remains at a lower stage of his development. This led to the discovery of the overwhelming importance of the manifestation of affection between the parent and the newborn, within the subsequent interpersonal relationships of the child. • For millennia, the family meant everything, it was the human reservoir of history, it was the first nucleus of civilization, it meant stability over time and hope for the future. The first form of organization of society was that based on the family. Kinship ties made this society very stable. Any attack against one of its members was an attack against the entire clanand and the father was the one who had the dominant role. The role of the family • Since nowadays there are more and more families that fall apart, it follows from this that the way of perceiving it has changed in a negative sense. The family not only ensures stability and human development, but also plays an important role in motivating the individual, in his achievements and fulfillments.
The family is where habits, character
traits, preconceptions and personal ambitions are given a new direction.
Family is the place where you can't hide even from
yourself. Someone will always remind you who you are.
The family is where you, as a parent, have the power to
shape or mold your child's character. • I think we all want a successful marriage, but it, like all things of value, takes time. Only in time do we In conclusion gain trust in each other, only in time do we learn how to communicate better, only in time do we learn to accept each other