TYPES AND ROLE OF PARENTAL CONTROL IN ADOLESCENT SELF-REGULATION
Keywords:
teenager, parent, child, spiritual image, self-regulation, self-awareness, moral education, younger generation, family values, education.Abstract
This article examines the issues of developing the spiritual image of adolescents, the types and role of parental control in the moral education of young people, the development of self-control. The article also reveals the importance of basic family relationships in the upbringing of a spiritual and moral personality, and analyzes the views of psychologists and researchers on the content and essence of spiritual and moral education and upbringing in the field of social psychology.
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