Keyword: «emotional support»

Social support coping strategies are aimed at finding psychological and emotional resources in the social environment to cope with difficult, stressful situations. The level of subjective control or perceived control depends on how much control a person has over various social events. This paper presents the results of a study of socially oriented coping strategies, emotional and instrumental social support, with external and internal locus of control. The study revealed lower levels of perceived social support among externals than among internals.

The article examines the influence of family on the socialization of a child in preschool age, emphasizing the role of the family as a primary agent of socialization. Key aspects are explored, such as emotional support, modeling behavior, the formation of cultural identity, and the impact of family atmosphere on the development of social skills. The discussion includes how active parental involvement in a child's life contributes to successful adaptation in society. In conclusion, the importance of creating a supportive family environment for the harmonious development of the child's personality is highlighted.