DYNAMIC AND STATIC FACTORS CAUSING A BREAK IN THE CONTINUITY OF SOCIAL VALUES IN COURSE OF GENERATION DIALOGUE

Abstract

The process of social reproduction connected with a transfer of behavior models, value attitudes and vectors of development is extremely important for maintaining stability and integrity of the social structure. Young people are the most active, dynamically developing social group, and the future of society in many respects depends on their characteristics. This article is concerned with basic problems connected with the process of social reproduction. The role of individualistic and collectivist social attitudes as factors of transferring social traditions is examined. The static and dynamic factors causing a break in continuity of social values are determined. Current tendencies in social development are generally reviewed and the directions in which the situation could be improved are determined.