Volume : 6, Issue : 3, MAR 2020

WOMEN’S PSYCHOLOGY TOWARD STRENGTHENING FAMILY SYSTEM

DR.R.RAJESHWARI

Abstract

Psychology is a weapon of family development without which family will not be running smoothly and cordially ,its role and dedication are so important in conducting family in a desired way toward achieve family goal. Generally psychology is indicating unique and distinguished wisdom of the entire human beings that was endowed to all the human beings by the god naturally, according to situation and place this psychology is used and applied but generally psychology says to a person while do a mistake beyond the consciousness and also makes him to know future consequences of that mistakes. So, in family system this tools is being applied by everyone with an interest to know each other willingness, interest and curiosity on family developments. Family developments, husband and wife relations and family poor situations are caused of the psychology factors of the family members unless psychology of whole family members are getting together to a common purpose definitely which will not done successfully.

Keywords

FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, COORDINATION, GOAL ACHIEVING, ETHICAL LIFE, UNDERSTANDING REALITY.

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