Expression of Parenting Style and Values of Young Swimmers' Parents
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- Blažys V. 1
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- Физическое воспитание и здоровьесберегающая деятельность
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1 Lithuanian Sports University
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Blažys V. (2020). Expression of Parenting Style and Values of Young Swimmers' Parents. Pedagogy and psychology: development prospects, 92-94. Cheboksary: SCC "Interactive plus", LLC.
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Abstract
The article reveals the education of the younger generation in modern society. Many values the child acquires in the family. In theory, value orientations are associated with particular decisions and behaviors that are relevant to them, therefore, research on adolescent value systems and social competence can help to better understand the motives behind their social behavior. Quite a few studies were done that confirmed the importance of the list of exploratory values, as the results are difficult to compare when different researchers study different values. Whether the value orientations are relevant to the actual behavior of the person remains an important question, because it is one of the most important components of the motivational sphere of social action, which determines the proper social adaptation of adolescents in society.
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