This study is anchored on some theories and concepts related to the study. The family is a community unit of persons where values are taught and the spiritual and cultural heritage of society are passed on. Being in a family means a person will love and be loved for the rest of his/her life. However, most individuals realize the meaning of family when they do not have one. The family helps in improving one’s personality and outlook in life.
Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory (1923) explains personality, motivation, and psychological disorders focusing on the influence of early childhood experiences. He views development consisting of several stages. The conflict that exists in each developmental stage must be resolved before the …show more content…
While it is true that home is a place where one is cared for, no matter how he looks, acts, and feels, it is important that parents play their roles in the proper upbringing of their children. Another theory considered in this study is Erikson’s theory on Psychosocial Development (1950) which identifies psychosocial crises or conflicts that mark the stages of life. He organized his theory around the personal and social tasks that need to be developed in each stage of development. At each stage, the person needs to interact with those of society in some ways. According to him, whatever attitude that would be developed in each stage is in function of the kind of relationship the child has with significant persons around him, their warmth and affection and the predictability of the child’s world. This can be supported with an interview of the local newspaper, The Freeman, to Dr. Michelle Cellona, a licensed psychologist and chairman of Cebu Institute of Technology-University’s Department of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences which she claimed that if a child is misbehaving, it could be traced to the absentee parents, who could be physically there yet not giving their children quality
Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory (1923) explains personality, motivation, and psychological disorders focusing on the influence of early childhood experiences. He views development consisting of several stages. The conflict that exists in each developmental stage must be resolved before the …show more content…
While it is true that home is a place where one is cared for, no matter how he looks, acts, and feels, it is important that parents play their roles in the proper upbringing of their children. Another theory considered in this study is Erikson’s theory on Psychosocial Development (1950) which identifies psychosocial crises or conflicts that mark the stages of life. He organized his theory around the personal and social tasks that need to be developed in each stage of development. At each stage, the person needs to interact with those of society in some ways. According to him, whatever attitude that would be developed in each stage is in function of the kind of relationship the child has with significant persons around him, their warmth and affection and the predictability of the child’s world. This can be supported with an interview of the local newspaper, The Freeman, to Dr. Michelle Cellona, a licensed psychologist and chairman of Cebu Institute of Technology-University’s Department of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences which she claimed that if a child is misbehaving, it could be traced to the absentee parents, who could be physically there yet not giving their children quality