FAMILY AS THE FOUNDATION OF FORMATION

Authors

  • Paulachan Kochappilly Dharmaram vidya ksetram (DVK)

Keywords:

FAMILY, FORMATION

Abstract

As the family, so the formation. This statement points to the
significance of family in the case of ethical formation of persons. For
better or worse, family plays an important role in the formation of
people and the society. The child begins learning from experience:
seeing, listening, tasting, smelling, and touching objects and subjects.
In the ambience of family, especially in the initial years of formation,
the child begins its formation. Modern research points to the fact that
the child begins responding to the stimulus even in the mother’s
womb. No doubt, the environment has also an important role in
shaping one’s behaviour. The family ambience shapes the
foundational formation of behavioural patterns in human persons.

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Published

2013-06-30

How to Cite

Kochappilly, P. . (2013). FAMILY AS THE FOUNDATION OF FORMATION. Asian Horizons, 7(02), 342–356. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/ah/article/view/2744