THE ROLE OF FAMILY, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY SYSTEMS IN SHAPING INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19966899Ключевые слова:
psychological well-being, family influence, education system, community environment, emotional development, social adaptationАннотация
Psychological well-being is a multidimensional construct that reflects an individual’s emotional stability, life
satisfaction, social adaptation, and capacity for personal growth. This article provides a detailed theoretical analysis of
psychological well-being and examines the roles of family, educational institutions, and community systems in its development.
Drawing on major psychological theories, including the hedonic and eudaimonic approaches, the paper highlights
how internal and external factors interact to shape well-being. Special attention is given to real-life examples illustrating
how parenting styles, educational environments, and social participation influence psychological outcomes. The findings
suggest that psychological well-being is not formed in isolation but emerges through the dynamic interaction of social
systems, requiring a holistic and integrative approach
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