A Retrospective Analysis of Family Values and Attitudes of Youth in Foreign Countries

Abstract

This article presents a retrospective and comparative analysis of the transformation of family values and youth attitudes in foreign countries. Drawing upon a wide range of sources, it examines the historical, socio-economic, and cultural factors that have influenced the shift in traditional perceptions of family. Special attention is given to regional and cultural differences in how youth view family structures. The study relies on both qualitative and quantitative research methods and emphasizes the importance of accounting for global and local trends in shaping modern youth identity in relation to family norms.