Family Psychology: Family Relationships and Their Impact on Personality Development
Keywords:
Family psychology, family relationships, personality developmentAbstract
This article studies the impact of family relationships on personality development. The importance of family relationships, parent-child relationships, and the family environment in the social, emotional, and psychological development of a person is analyzed. The article also considers factors affecting the quality of family relationships
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