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Representations of justice of parents as factor of moral development of teenagers
Author(s) -
T.P. Avdulova,
D.P. Ukhanova
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
social psychology and society
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2221-1527
DOI - 10.17759/sps.2018090206
Subject(s) - psychology , economic justice , developmental psychology , social psychology , style (visual arts) , moral development , moral education , pedagogy , political science , law , archaeology , history
Interrelations between representations of parents of justice and features of moral development of the senior teenagers are investigated. The statistical analysis of interrelation between representations of parents and teenagers of justice where positive correlations concerning level of indicators of sensitivity to justice from four positions are found (the victim, the perpetrator, the observer and the beneficiary) is submitted. Positive significant interrelation between the level of conscience of teenagers and fathers are shown; between components of style of education of parents and indicators of sensitivity to justice of teenagers and also representations of teenagers of style of education of their parents. In style of education of parents the most significant were following components: level of a patronage, requirements, satisfactions of needs and projection of children’s qualities to the teenager. Differences in influence of an educational position of mothers and fathers on sensitivity to justice are found in teenagers, in particular negative impact of a maternal infantilization.

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