Aspects of Forming Spiritual and Moral Values in the Process of Socializing Children and Youth

Abstract

This research delves into the intricate exploration of shaping spiritual and moral values during the socialization process of children and youth. The study meticulously examines the multifaceted factors influencing the development of these values, including family dynamics, educational influences, media impact, religious exposure, and societal institutions. Beyond analysis, the paper extends practical recommendations tailored for parents, educators, and community leaders, emphasizing the cultivation of spiritual and moral aspects in the context of family values, ethical upbringing, and active participation in spiritual and communal activities. The findings carry practical implications for the establishment of a harmonious and ethically conscious society. Educators and students can leverage the insights for the development and study of developmental and age psychology courses, while practical psychologists can incorporate them into programs for the psycho-pedagogical support of adolescents.