In modern society, information and communication technologies (ICT) are occupying a key place in almost all spheres of life

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In modern society, information and communication technologies (ICT) are occupying a key place in almost all spheres of life. This article analyzes the socio-philosophical and psychological effects of ICT in the formation and development of family values. The role of technology in the strengthening of generational treatment, upbringing and emotional ties is studied in the family, as well as in communication and cooperation between the elderly and young people. Also, in the article, the author highlights the positive and negative aspects of the Act and makes clear suggestions on how to maintain a healthy atmosphere in the family. In particular, topics such as parental responsibility, intergenerational communication culture, norms for the use of social network resources are also considered. Keywords: family value, ICT, media literacy, virtual communication, intergenerational communication, upbringing, national tradition, social network, traditionalism, modernity, Family Institute, technological progress, global network, artificiality, media culture. The rapid development of information and communication technologies (ICT) also has a significant impact on all aspects of the life of modern society, in particular, family relations and values. Family values occupy an extremely important place in strengthening socio-spiritual bonds between generations, in the correct orientation of personality maturation and in ensuring stability in society. Modern technological progress, however, can influence these values in different ways, sometimes causing them to change or weaken. Therefore, the positive and negative impact of ICT on family values is worth studying in depth from a scientific-philosophical and socio-psychological point of view. First, ICT takes social communication to a new level, eliminating the geographical boundaries of human interaction. Family members, although far from each other in terms of distance for various reasons, were able to exchange messages without interruption thanks to modern communication tools. This situation, in turn, is relevant in maintaining socio-emotional unity in the family. For example, through video conferencing or messengers, young people can constantly communicate with their parents, relatives in an online state. Such opportunities are especially important for family members who are in labor 129 ACADEMIC RESEARCH IN MODERN SCIENCE International scientific-online conference migration. Already, no matter how far away the distance is, family ties do not break or weaken due to the need for communication[1]. However, along with the direct positive effects of the act on family values, negative consequences are also observed. In some cases, there is a risk that family ties will be limited to artificiality, virtuality, and superficial interactions. The British sociologist Zygmunt Bauman argues that the exposure of family and interpersonal relationships to abstraction is mainly due to modern technological factors[2]. In his eyes, human beings can go far beyond the deep emotional harmony of real life. Also, an excessive amount of information flow in modern families can exacerbate mental disparity between different generations. While young people have a high level of characteristics, such as being ostracized by technology, actively mastering new applications and social networks, there is a chance that their parents or representatives of the older generation will be far removed from these processes. As a result, there is a high incidence of generation-wide communication disorders, family relationship disagreements. At the same time, in some cases, the elderly are concerned that young people are obsessed with such a “virtual life”, since face-to-face communication, intimate conversation and eye-to-eye warmth are dominant in the traditional family concept[3]. Family values have always been held in particular esteem in Uzbek society. An example of this is the activities of the neighborhood Institute, strong ties between relatives, the priority of Customs and traditions in local social life. During the years of independence, a lot of attention was also paid to the family issue at the level of public policy, measures were taken to strengthen the institution of the family through various legislative acts, decrees, decisions. Our first president, Islam Karimov, had also always focused on the importance of the family, describing it as the “backbone of society” [4]. And at the modern stage, an in-depth analysis of this process is necessary, since ICT brings a new look, opportunity and some risks to the Family Institute. The socio-psychological environment in the family in most cases also directly affects the upbringing process. Some psychologists argue that the fact that young children are surrounded by gadgets from an early age can cause difficulties in their socialization. A child's need for values such as affection, emotional closeness may become more than satisfied due to a reduction in the size