FAMILY CONFLICT AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDRENS EDUCATION IN KASHMIR VALLEY
- (Ph.D. Scholar AMU Aligarh).
- (Associate Professor AMU Aligarh).
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Family plays a pivotal role in the development and socialization of individuals, acting as the fundamental unit and most enduring institution of human society. Family Conflict refers to the disagreement s, disputes & struggles that arise within a family unit, involving its members and affecting their relationships, interactions and overall wellbeing. The effects of family conflict impact individuals mental health and well-being, family relationships and dynamics, child development and adjustments, marital satisfaction, stability and overall family functioning and resilience.The primary objective of this investigation is to uncover the root causes of family disputes and evaluate their consequences on childrens scholastic performance, with the ultimate goal of promoting improved family harmony and well-being. The investigation primarily examines how these conflicts impact students academic achievements and their ability to interact with others. Family conflict can significantly impact a childs education in various ways, viz. reduced academic performance, decreased attendance & participati on, emotional distress & behavioral problems, decreased parental involvement and increased drop-out rates. This research employed a qualitative approach to collect data from a sample of fifty secondary school students in the Kulgam region.
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Rafia Akhter (2026); FAMILY CONFLICT AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDRENS EDUCATION IN KASHMIR VALLEY, International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 14 (09), 1908-1916, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/24272
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