Sociocultural Changes and the Reinterpretation of Family Values by Modern Foreign Youth

Abstract

This article analyzes the transformation of family values among modern foreign youth under the influence of sociocultural changes. It examines key factors—globalization, technological progress, and shifts in role models—that affect perceptions of family, marriage, parenthood, and gender roles. The trends toward individualization, egalitarian partnerships, and recognition of alternative family structures are highlighted. Particular attention is given to the role of education and media in shaping new attitudes. The study draws on a broad interdisciplinary analysis to illuminate the challenges and prospects of developing family values in a rapidly changing world.