FACTORS FORMING A MORAL POSITION INTOLERANT OF CORRUPTION IN THE YOUNG GENERATION

Abstract

This article examines the psychological, pedagogical, and social factors that
contribute to shaping an uncompromising moral stance against corruption among young people.
Based on the concepts of social perception, moral consciousness, value systems, and social
motivation, the study emphasizes the necessity of developing anti-corruption immunity in students.
The role of family, educational environment, personality socialization, and cognitive mechanisms
in forming attitudes toward corrupt behavior is also discussed.