IJTIMOIY TARMOQLARNING YOSH OILALARDAGI PSIXOLOGIK MUNOSABATLARGA TA’SIRI
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.67227/ebax1m35Kalit so‘zlar:
yosh oila, ijtimoiy tarmoqlar, raqamli chalg‘itish, emotsional yaqinlik, ishonch, rashk, elektron nazorat, shaxsiy chegaralar, ijtimoiy taqqoslash, raqamli madaniyat.Abstrak
Mazkur maqolada ijtimoiy tarmoqlarning yosh oilalardagi psixologik munosabatlarga ta’siri nazariy-konseptual yondashuv asosida tahlil qilindi. Mavzuga doir ilmiy manbalar qiyosiy, tematik va tizimli ravishda umumlashtirilib, ta’sir mexanizmlari olti yo‘nalishga ajratildi: raqamli chalg‘itish va real muloqotning qisqarishi; emotsional yaqinlik; ishonch va rashk; elektron nazorat va shaxsiy chegaralar; ijtimoiy taqqoslash; ijobiy kommunikativ imkoniyatlar. Tahlil ijtimoiy tarmoqlar oilaviy nizolarning mustaqil va yagona sababi emasligini, ularning ta’siri foydalanish maqsadi, davomiyligi, turmush o‘rtoqlarning bog‘lanish uslubi, mavjud ishonch darajasi va kelishilgan raqamli qoidalarga bog‘liqligini ko‘rsatdi. Ochiq muloqot, telefonsiz birgalikda vaqt o‘tkazish, shaxsiy hayot daxlsizligi chegaralarini hurmat qilish va raqamli odatlarni birgalikda boshqarishga doir amaliy tavsiyalar berildi.
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