The Barriers to Providing Family with High-Level Moral

The purpose of this study is to identify the barriers and harms to providing family with high-level moral. The research uses a descriptive-analytical method, and the data was collected from the available related resources through note-taking and was analyzed by using qualitative methods. The research results indicate that such factors like genetic barriers and environmental barriers (religiously illegal means of living, parent's unfair treatment, belated education and not acquainting children with the acceptable standards of behavior in childhood, inconsistency between parents’ words and their behavior, the difference between the patterns, looking down upon the child abuse, parental violence and strictness, having no plan for children’s use of the media, parents’ inattention to their child's selection of friends and peers, parent’s lack of knowledge about child’s level of moral perception) can be obstacles and harms to providing family with high-level moral training.