Factors Preventing Apathy and Indifference in Young People
Abstract
This article explores the factors that contribute to preventing apathy and indifference among young people in Uzbekistan. It addresses the issue of youth disengagement and aims to identify the various factors that can motivate and engage young individuals in societal matters. Additionally, it examines the impact of socio-economic factors, political environment, and cultural influences on the levels of apathy and indifference among young individuals.
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