Mental Health in School

Mental Health in School

Examining the dimensions of parents' sense of worth and mental health on their children's career future

Document Type : Review

Authors
Javad Sadeghiahooei
Mina Hajimousaie
mera PhD student in pure psychology, Islamic Azad University, Bandar Abbas branch, Bandar Abbas, Iran
10.22034/jmhs.2024.461846.1065
Abstract
The relationship between parents' sense of self-worth and mental health and its relationship with children's career future is a field that has received much attention in social and educational psychology studies. The feeling of goodness and value of parents from the perspective of their children has a great impact on their children's psychological and motivational abilities. In addition, the mental health of parents plays another role in the progress and success of children in their professional life. In this article, we intend to examine these issues, the relationship between parents' sense of worth and mental health, and its impact on children's future careers, and examine the results of psychological studies and related research.
Keywords
Self-worth
positive self-concept
parents

Subjects

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