This article analyzes scientific researchand survey results on the influence of parental prohibitions and attitudes on children’s development. It was found that parental overprotection and excessive restrictions shape specific personality traits and behavioral patterns in children, which may determine their future. Studies conducted at Loma Linda University confirm that parental prohibitions cause stress in early childhood, reduce emotional security, and affect health later in life. Such prohibitions often lead to the development of traits that hinder career and professional growth, such as indecision, lack of initiative, and perfectionism
This article analyzes scientific researchand survey results on the influence of parental prohibitions and attitudes on children’s development. It was found that parental overprotection and excessive restrictions shape specific personality traits and behavioral patterns in children, which may determine their future. Studies conducted at Loma Linda University confirm that parental prohibitions cause stress in early childhood, reduce emotional security, and affect health later in life. Such prohibitions often lead to the development of traits that hinder career and professional growth, such as indecision, lack of initiative, and perfectionism
| № | Author name | position | Name of organisation |
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| 1 | Kadyrova R.M. | Professor | TSPU |
| 2 | Kim D. . | Master's Student | TSPU |
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