THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY ENVIRONMENT ON INDIVIDUAL STRESS RESILIENCE AND WORK MOTIVATION
Keywords:
family environment, stress resilience, work motivation, parental support, family cohesion, emotional climate, coping strategies, occupational engagement, adolescents, young adults.Abstract
This article explores the role of family environment in shaping
individual stress resilience and work motivation. Family, as a primary socialization
agent, significantly impacts the development of coping strategies, emotional
regulation, and the formation of motivational attitudes toward professional activity.
The study examines theoretical frameworks and empirical findings that highlight how
parental support, family cohesion, communication patterns, and emotional climate
contribute to adaptive functioning and occupational engagement. A scientific table
presents key determinants of stress resilience and work motivation, followed by a
detailed discussion of their implications. The findings underscore the importance of
positive family dynamics for fostering psychological resources essential for career
development and overall well-being
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