The impact of changing values on socio-psychological adaptation in migrant families
Abstract
The article analyzes the transformation of values in migrant families and the impact of this process on sociopsychological adaptation. The differences that arise during the migration process between national values and the values of the new socio-cultural environment, intergenerational relations, and changes in the family psychological environment are highlighted based on scientific sources
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migrant families values transformationReferences
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