INTERACTIONIST ANALYSIS OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF FAMILY INTERACTION IN MODERN CONDITIONS: UKRAINIAN CONTEXT

The article provides a theoretical and social analysis of the problem of the family as an economic entity in the face of modern challenges. The problem of the impact of war on the transformation of interaction in Ukrainian families is studied from the standpoint of symbolic interactionism. The article examines the changing roles, expectations, forms of communication, and social construction in the family in today's realities. It is established that the family acts as an adaptive entity that, through flexible rethinking of symbols and roles, ensures social stability in the face of military challenges. In light of our research, it is interactionist analysis that allows us to more deeply understand the dynamics of family adaptation, showing how war causes a rethinking of familiar social roles and relationships. Therefore, it is especially relevant for the formation of a strategy of social support for affected families.