THE ROLE OF ETHNOPSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN THE FAMILY

The family is where the foundations of a person's relationships with representatives of other ethnic communities are laid, and a great deal in people's lives depends on what these relationships will be like. It is in the family that, from an early age, a person becomes a bearer of traditions and habits, social and moral values of the nation to which he belongs. This article also examines the dynamics of the development of marital relations and their national specifics, the stages of the formation of marital and family relations.