The influence of social institutions on personality formation in modern society

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Published: Jan 26, 2026
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No. 280 (2026): 7th ISPC «Recent Advances in Global Science» (January 26-28, 2026; Vilnius, Lithuania).
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Sociology and Society
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Sherniyazova Adina Adilovna
Beta High School; Republic of Kazakhstan
Altynbek Alhanum Baurzhankyzy
Beta High School; Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

Sociology as a scientific discipline studies the patterns of social development, the interaction between individuals, and the influence of social structures on human behavior. Modern society represents a complex system of interconnected elements in which each individual is both a product of society and an active participant in social processes. One of the key concepts in sociology is social institutions, which play a crucial role in shaping values, norms, and behavioral patterns of individuals.


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Sherniyazova, A., & Altynbek, A. (2026). The influence of social institutions on personality formation in modern society. Scientific Collection «InterConf», (280), 28–31. Retrieved from https://archive.interconf.center/index.php/conference-proceeding/article/view/7422

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