Детско-родительские отношения и практика воспитания в семье: кросс-культурный аспект ²⁴³⁰

В статье рассмотрены кросс-культурные особенности практик воспитания и детско-родительских отношений в рамках понятия «культурная ниша развития ребенка» (Сьюпер и Харкнесс), а также дифференциации двух типов культур – индивидуалистической и коллективистической (Триандис, Хофстеде), различающихся ценностями, целями и методами воспитания ребенка. Показана относительность их противопоставления применительно к проблеме детско-родительских отношений и воспитания ребенка. Выделены универсальные характеристики детско-родительских отношений (принятие/отвержение). Обсуждается роль личностных особенностей родителя и характер социальной среды как детерминант, опосредующих практики воспитания и социализации.

Ключевые слова: культура, кросс-культурные различия, родительство, детско-родительские отношения, социализация, стиль воспитания, коллективистическая и индивидуалистическая культура

Рубрика: Психология развития

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/jmfp.2017060202

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