Konstruowanie „małżeńskiego ja”. Rodzina jako przestrzeń wsparcia i uczenia się partnerstwa małżonków

Ostrouch-Kamińska, Joanna

doi:10.12775/ra.2017.004

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“…Women are regarded as “multifunctional” persons with multiple skills, able to reconcile motherhood with other duties, for example, working or running the house (cf. Ostrouch-Kamińska, 2015). Unlike women, men apparently find it difficult to reconcile these spheres of functioning—in a research concerning conflict between family and work, the participating fathers declared that the more time they spent working, the more conflicts they experienced in terms of the father–worker role (cf.…”

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All joy and less fun: Maternity difficulties and limitations in the perception of Polish mothers.

Szymanik-Kostrzewska¹,

Michalska²

2022

Couple and Family Psychology: Research and Practice

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The primary purpose of the research was to verify the concept of Jennifer Senior (2015) by determining the frequency of difficulties and limitations related to motherhood in the population of Polish mothers. They include limitation of mothers' autonomy, sleep deprivation, social isolation, experiencing boredom, and conflicts caused by the child. The secondary purpose was to determine whether these difficulties are underpinned by a cultural stereotype of Polish-Mother-who cares for children and runs the house, is persistent, caring, resourceful, well-organized, hardworking and thoughtful, faithful to her husband, and fulfilled as a mother. It was assumed the degree of identification with the stereotype of the Polish-Mother and the pressure of the environment to reproduce this stereotype may be significant. Seven hundred and sixty mothers with the average age of 32 years and having at least one child aged 1-7 years were surveyed. Two methods were used: the "All Joy and No Fun" Questionnaire (AJNFQ) and the "Beliefs About Polish-Mother" Questionnaire (BM-PQ). The mothers relatively often declared constant thinking about the child, limitation of autonomy, time pressure, and sleep deprivation, but rarely-lack of strength to show love to a partner, loneliness, and getting into quarrels caused by the child. Identification with the Polish-Mother stereotype and pressure felt had little, although significant impact on the difficulties declared by the mothers.

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All joy and less fun: Maternity difficulties and limitations in the perception of Polish mothers.

Szymanik-Kostrzewska¹,

Michalska²

2022

Couple and Family Psychology: Research and Practice

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“…Kompetencje społeczne małżonków o wyższym poziomie zadowolenia ze swojego związku warunkujące efektywność zachowań w sytuacjach intymnych są znacznie większe, niż kompetencje małżonków o niższym poziomie zadowolenia ze swojego związku (H 4 ). Daje to dobre podstawy, aby w delikatnych, newralgicznych obszarach wzajemnych kontaktów móc się poruszać z wyczuciem, dając sygnały, że to, czego doświadcza i co przeżywa współmałżonek jest ważne (Relich, Matuszewska, 1999;Bieńko, 2006;Ostrouch-Kamińska, 2017). Najczęściej jest tak, że doświadczając takiego podejścia ze strony małżonka, współmałżonek reaguje w podobny sposób (Doniec, 2011).…”

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Zadowolenie z małżeństwa. Pedagogiczne implikacje dotyczące osobistego rozwoju małżonków, relacji małżeńskich i rodzicielskich

Dakowicz¹

2021

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Working under the assumption that the marital relationship has the greatest influence on the atmosphere of family life, 75 married couples performing parental tasks were examined and divided, using M. Braun-Gałkowska’s Marriage Success Scale, into two groups: married couples with a higher and lower level of satisfaction with their relationships. Next, the personality characteristics of the surveyed spouses were determined and compared using the following research tools: H.G. Gough’s and A.B. Heilbrun’s Adjective Check List, Z. Uchnast’s Sense of Security Questionnaire, the Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire developed by A. Ciechanowicz, A. Jaworowicz, A. Matczak, the Social Competence Questionnaire developed by A. Matczak, M. Kaźmierczak’s and M. Plopa’s Questionnaire of Marriage Communication, M. Braun-Gałkowska’s Family Attitudes Scale. Spouses with a higher level of satisfaction with their relationship, when compared to spouses with a lower level of satisfaction, are characterized by greater socialization, selfcontrol, and kindness; they obtained higher results determining their level of emotional intelligence and the effectiveness of their behaviours in intimate situations. The presented characteristics of spouses with a higher level of satisfaction with their relationship can be achieved as a result of personal development and, above all, of ongoing dialogue in the ever-changing reality of marital life. Taking advantage of the expanding offer of various forms of individual and group support can be useful in this respect. Workshops based on the participants’ involvement and referring to their own experiences are particularly helpful in working on personal development and deepening the marital relationship.

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“…Permanent and informal interactions in marriage lead to the third type of socialisation, apart from primary and secondary socialisation, which is marked by creating a part of identity in a collective form. Marriage proves to be a space of three spheres of influence concerning identity: her, his and a common identity -'the marital self' (Kaufmann, 2001;Ostrouch-Kamińska, 2017). Przybylska and Wajsprych (2018) or Petriglieri (2019) provide a similar description of marriage as a space for constructing a new 'self'.…”

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“…They also bring a specific concept of being a woman and a man in a relationship and in a role, which is established in the trajectory of life. In a process of learning gender equality and partnerships within the family, in their daily interactions, they modify them through participation in processes in which they together construct situational experience and transform it into knowledge, skills, attitudes, beliefs, values, emotions, senses and meanings and integrate it into their own biography (Gutowska, 2013;Ostrouch-Kamińska, 2017).…”

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Gender and Polish family discourse in adult education: Towards family informal learning of adults

Ostrouch-Kamińska¹

2021

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The main aim of the paper is to reconstruct the family discourse in adult education in Poland in the context of gender research perspective. In reference to the latest literature, both international and Polish, the author analyzes a family as a place of adult learning and family learning/informal learning of adults as a process; reconstructs the examples of family research in adult education, as well as gender approach in adult education, gendered learning of adults, and examples of gender sensitive research in Polish family discourse in adult education. At the end the author presents a case of own biographical research on partnership in marital relations in dual-career families as an example of using gender filter in researching family life of adults. Concluding, the author underlines the role of gender sensitive approach in researching tacit knowledge of informal learning of adults. .

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Konstruowanie „małżeńskiego ja”. Rodzina jako przestrzeń wsparcia i uczenia się partnerstwa małżonków

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

All joy and less fun: Maternity difficulties and limitations in the perception of Polish mothers.

All joy and less fun: Maternity difficulties and limitations in the perception of Polish mothers.

Zadowolenie z małżeństwa. Pedagogiczne implikacje dotyczące osobistego rozwoju małżonków, relacji małżeńskich i rodzicielskich

Gender and Polish family discourse in adult education: Towards family informal learning of adults

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