Akhunov Muhammadamin, Mutalibov Jaloliddin, Formation of family relations based on Mahalla values in Uzbekistan

 
 

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Sobirov Abdulaziz,
Parental competencies: social, spiritual and moral aspects 
Sobirov Abdulaziz 
Lecturer of the Department of Psychology 
Pedagogical institute at Bukhara state 
University. 
Abstract 
This paper presents an analysis of the category of "parenthood" as a socio-
psychological phenomenon. Parenthood as one of the values of life is considered 
in terms of the modern competence approach. The substantiation of the 
categories" parental competence" and "parental competence" is given, the 
analysis of their components (cognitive, emotional, behavioral, etc.) is carried 
out, which can be useful material for further discourse on the role and place of 
parenthood in modern society, as well as for educating parents and the practical 
use of the category "parenthood" in the process of cultivating a genuine 
relationship between parents and children. 
 
Key words: "normative", "traditional" parental competence, childfree 
1. Problem statement 
In modern society, which is overflowing with various behaviors and 
attitudes towards a particular field of activity, specialty or profession, a special 
place is occupied by the sphere of parenthood, which should be called more than 
a profession. Parents as bearers of this special "profession" at all times of human 
development have adequately performed unique functions, starting with the 
function of healthy, protected and sustainable reproduction of generations. 
Parents had to carry out all kinds of "work" in various (including 
unfavorable) historical and other conditions, but previously such processes 
were not as "helpless", "flawed" and even "harmful" as they are today. Today, the 
life of society is characterized by turbulence, growing unpredictability and 
distortion of life orientations, aggravation of various"group" interests and 
pressure on modern families. In these conditions, the family, as a social 
institution, is increasingly subject to destructive influence from the outside 
(i.e.the influence of society), and from within (i.e. the influence of family 
members). The traditional (normative)understanding of the family is subject to 
significant deformations and thereforethe need to protect the family and 
preserve its true status is especially acute.
As is known, the categories "genus", "family" are more ancient historical 
categories than society or people; this circumstance gives even more importance 
to the problem of protecting each individual family and family as a social 
institution in modern society. This imperative applies to all components of the