Complex Analysis of Family and Social Problems in the Context of Parenting Competencies: Implementation of Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps (NCM) for the Evaluation and Resolution of Conflicts

Abstract

At the intersection of family and social problems, complex challenges arise that demand an innovative and profound approach - This article explores how parental competencies, essential for family dynamics, can be better understood and strengthened through the implementation of Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps (NCM)  ̣Using a multidimensional approach, real cases are analyzed where family conflicts and tensions are intertwined with broader social problems, revealing the need for advanced analytical tools that allow a detailed and accurate evaluation  ̣NCM emerges as a robust methodology, capable of capturing the ambiguity and uncertainty inherent in human interactions, offering a new perspective for intervention and conflict resolution in complex family contexts. The application of Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps not only facilitates a more nuanced understanding of parenting competencies, but which also provides a framework for developing effective conflict resolution strategies   ̣By integrating emotional, cognitive and social factors, NCMs allow for a holistic representation of family dynamics, capturing subtleties and variations that escape traditional approaches. This study, Through a rigorous and detailed analysis, it demonstrates how the adoption of this innovative tool can transform the way family problems are addressed, offering more adaptive and resilient solutions. Ultimately, the results underline the importance of incorporating advanced cognitive technologies in the field of psychology and family sociology to effectively confront contemporary challenges.