Abstract

Conclusion. The multidirectional interactive process between family and individual, which directly affects various abilities and personal, psychological, and social characteristics, plays a key role in stimulating internal motivation—the primary source of all subsequent achievements

Keywords: Development, talented leaders, economic field

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