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This article examines the interaction of social and cultural factors in personality development. It discusses the influence of family, education, peer groups, communication, social institutions, traditions, values, language and the media on the formation of a person's worldview, identity, behaviour and social skills. Particular attention is paid to the reciprocal relationship between the individual and society: a person is shaped by the social and cultural environment, while also contributing to its transformation through activity, creativity and communication. The article highlights the importance of a supportive family environment, inclusive education, cultural continuity, critical thinking and respect for diversity in the development of a socially responsible personality.
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