The Impact of Islam on Child-Rearing Values in Turkey

Aydogdu, Ramazan; Yıldız, Muhammed

doi:10.15640/jisc.v4n2a4

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“…It puts forward the fact that religion does influence parenting. A study by (Aydogdu & &Yildiz, 2016) on the impact of Islam on child-rearing values in Turkey found that religious people are more likely to consider heteronomy values like obedience and respect as essential qualities in their children. This finding is consistent with the current study’s findings, as the participants believe that adhering to religious traditions will eventually help their children have a good life filled with good qualities that will benefit them and the society in which they live.…”

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The religious component of uncertainty avoidance in the child-rearing practices in Kerala, India

James

Thomas

Muraleedharan

2022

Culture & Psychology

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The degree to which individuals of a society are uncomfortable with unpredictability and ambiguity is expressed by the Uncertainty Avoidance dimension of Geert Hofstede. Many studies have explored Uncertainty avoidance in terms of factors such as religion, law, and technology. The present study focuses on religion as it is the most explored research area while studying uncertainty avoidance of a culture. Based on this premise, we sought to understand the religious component of uncertainty avoidance in child-rearing practices in Kerala. A total of six participants were interviewed for this study from various districts in Kerala. Parents having children in the age group of 15 to 18 were chosen based on the nature of the study. Data collection was carried out through the interview method using a semi-structured interview schedule consisting of 21 questions developed based on the objectives of the present study. Because participants were not available due to the current Covid-19 circumstances, data were acquired and recorded over the phone. The collected data were transcribed, and thematic analysis was performed. The study’s major themes include a sense of belonging as a Keralite imprinted by Kerala’s rich culture, confidence in religion and overcoming uncertainty, and non-religious aspects of uncertainty. Thus the present study explored the nature and concept of uncertainty avoidance and how religion has been interwoven into child-rearing methods across Kerala.

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The religious component of uncertainty avoidance in the child-rearing practices in Kerala, India

James

Thomas

Muraleedharan

2022

Culture & Psychology

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Cultural Parenting Based on Religion and Culture In Indonesia from an SDG Perspective: A Literature Review

Bunga,

Nawangsari,

Chusairi

2024

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Introduction: Parenting is influenced by the context in which parents live and grow up. Objective: This paper explores the Indonesian context and its impact on Indonesian parents’ parenting values and behaviour, focusing on how these practices align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Method: This article uses a systematic literature review. Eight hundred ten articles were gathered from the Web of Science (WoS), Scopus, ScienceDirect, and SAGE databases. The PRISMA-ScR protocol was used as a guide and submitted to OSF. Eight articles were included in this review based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Results and Discussion: Eight articles were included in this review based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. The results were grouped into three categories: 1) cultural context in Indonesia was similar to religion and cultural context; 2) cultural-religion parenting values and beliefs as a control; and 3) authoritarian parenting behaviour as expected in Indonesia. Research Implications: Future research should use variation keywords to gather data about Indonesia's context, explore more cultural values and beliefs in Indonesia, and research more about Indonesia's parenting behaviour characteristics. By highlighting these areas, this research aligns with the SDGs by promoting inclusive, culturally sensitive education, supporting social equality, and fostering values that contribute to peaceful and cohesive communities in Indonesia.

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The Impact of Islam on Child-Rearing Values in Turkey

Abstract: The connection between child rearing values and religion is examined by using data from the World Values Survey (WVS) Wave 6, Turkey 2011 (n = 1605

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The religious component of uncertainty avoidance in the child-rearing practices in Kerala, India

The religious component of uncertainty avoidance in the child-rearing practices in Kerala, India

Cultural Parenting Based on Religion and Culture In Indonesia from an SDG Perspective: A Literature Review

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