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Family, family upbringing, family functions, malfunctions and its impact on child?s development.
NĚMCOVÁ, Petra
The theoretical part of the present bachelor thesis deals with the characteristics of a family, its development, types and functions as well as with upbringing, system of rules and the impact of the upbringing on child?s development. Rights of the child, fundamental bills and the Convention on the Rights of the Child are also commented upon. In the methodological part of the thesis, individual methods and strategies of the empirical part of the work are described as well as the technique of selection of sample families and the criteria of categorizing of the families into individual groups. The empirical part of the thesis includes an analysis of the SPOD official documents. Individual instances of functional, problematic, dysfunctional and afunctional families are described. More specifically, the thesis comments upon the development of each such family, its type, system of rules and their type , fulfilment of basic functions, completeness of the family and its impact on the development and behaviour of the children. In the appendix, numbers of the SPOD curatorial files from the years 2003 ? 20011 in bar charts are attached for comparison as well as the number of the minors with upbringing issues from the years 2003 ? 2011 and a pie chart overview of the number of children and minors with upbringing issues. Also attached are four tables summarizing individual above mentioned families, their functions, types, system of rules they use and their impact on the child behaviour and development.
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