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familism

familism Familism is a family cultural value that centers on support and commitment across family generations.

Familism is a family cultural value that centers on support and commitment across family generations. It stresses attachment, loyalty, and obligations to family members, with family interests taking priority over individual interests.

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Drafting source: Galán-Vera Ingrid Zugey; Lievore Rachele; Moscardino Ughetta; Mammarella Irene C.. Cross-cultural perspectives on social difficulties and anxiety in youth: the role of family cultural values in Mexico and Italy. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1680963; article XML SHA-256 43ff74d46b25a9fab81befafc243a9b7cfc09d3b15ca0acfea8278a9b4dd78f2. “Cross-cultural perspectives on social difficulties and anxiety in youth: the role of family cultural values in Mexico and Italy” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1680963).
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