The Role and Role of Customs, Traditions and Values in Increasing the Transformation of Youth's Ideological World View

Abstract

Customs, traditions and values play a vital role in influencing and shaping the ideological worldview of young people. From a very early age, children are exposed to and learn the cultural norms, beliefs and practices that have been passed down through generations within their family and community. The transmission of these socio-cultural elements helps inculcate a sense of identity and belonging in youth while also guiding their perspective on various political, economic and social issues. However, with rising globalization and exposure to different value systems through advanced communication technologies, the ideological transformation of youth is a complex process that is impacted both by inherited traditions as well as contemporary influences. This article aims to explore how customs, traditions and values continue to play an important role even amidst changing times in moulding the ideological orientation of young individuals.