Anshu PriyaAIR 16 · CSE 2021 · 83 wordsTheir whole copy
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Marriages and families act as 1st informal modes of socialisation for a child.
It can lead to failure of moral development as:
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- Central Node: Unstable Marriages
- Arrow 1: leads to authoritarian or permissive parenting
- Arrow 2: Child learns and emulates his parents
- Arrow 3: Psychosocial impact
- bullet: Increased instances of mental disorders in such children
- Arrow 4: Child begins to value violence as a legitimate means
- Loss of bonding and love which is an universal value
- Unstable Families
- Such children lack Empathy and compassion
- Joint to Nuclear families
- may lead to self centric behaviour of child
- Eg - Hitler born in a Strained family environment
- Too Much authoritarian Family
- patriarchy
- disrespect to women
→ Superstitious and orthodoxy create wrong value judgement in children (Eg- Burari case)
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However, Moral development is also influenced by ↳ schooling and peer group ↳ media and Television ↳ Experiences of a person later on in his life
Hence, Socialisation must be ethical and aim at imparting value education