This article explores the role of the family in the development of children's social intelligence. It identifies the methods, techniques, and factors that contribute to the formation of social intelligence. The study also presents the characteristics of family relationships that positively influence the development of social intelligence. Furthermore, it highlights reflection as a crucial mechanism in enhancing social intelligence.

Family, social intelligence, development

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