TOPIC: SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTINUITY FACTORS IN YOUNG FAMILIES

This article examines the sociological aspects of socio-cultural continuity factors in young families. The study explores the role of the family in society, national values, customs, traditions, moral norms, and the processes of transmitting cultural heritage to the younger generation. It also highlights the impact of globalization, the development of information technologies, and contemporary social processes on the lives of young families. Based on the findings, the socio-cultural environment within the family, parental educational activities, educational institutions, and mass media emerged as significant factors of socio-cultural continuity. The study substantiates that preserving national and universal values in young families and passing them on to future generations is a key condition for social stability and spiritual development.