Development in the family

Abstract

In the above-described way the family system initiates the incessant sequence of processes leading to developmental changes in the family members and in the very family system. In other words it can be said that the imperative of development is inherent in the family system. In conclusion, the family makes an environment particularly favouring individual development at each state of hum an life. It should be emphasised, however, that the conditions determining or affecting individual development of family members are very complex and also undergo changes imposed by the relation of the family members with persons being subsystems of other social systems and by current transformations of these other systems. These latter Development in the family transformations often have a serious cultural dimensions (Tyszka 2002, Bauman, 2002, Giddens 2008, Szlendak 2010). In this perspective the apprehension of many researchers working on family of an increasing number of factors threatening the idea of family life in our flexible reality is fully understandable. In the light of the above considerations, the necessity of undertaking systemic actions aimed at restoration of the family authority seems a reasonable conclusion.