Rodne razlike u obiteljskim ulogama, zadovoljstvu i doživljaju pravednosti s obzirom na tradicionalnost stava

Bartolac, Andreja; Kamenov, Željka; Petrak, Olivera

doi:10.3935/rsp.v18i2.998

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“…The reliability of the entire scale in both forms on the entire sample, as well as on subsamples, was high with α values ranging from 0.91 to 0.92 for the participant's own expression of love and 0.94 to 0.96 for the partner's expression of love. (Bartolac et al, 2011) is a scale which assesses the degree to which a person's needs and wishes are fulfilled in a sexual relationship with a partner. The questionnaire consists of six items (e.g.…”

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“…Based on the model of adjustment in romantic relationships, the second domain consists of variables representing a persons' perception of partner interactions (Huston, 2000). This study includes three such variables: perception of love (Hendrick & Hendrick, 1997), ways of showing love (Huić, Kamenov, Jugović, & Huston, 2010), and quality of sexual interaction (Bartolac, Kamenov, & Petrak, 2011).…”

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Relationship Satisfaction in Homosexual and Heterosexual Couples: A Dyadic Model

Brkić-Jovanović

Lazić

Jerković

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Rooted in Huston's (2000) model of adjustment in romantic relationships, the present study examined differences in individual and relationship characteristics and the predictive value of those characteristics for relationship satisfaction, regarding four groups of participants, based on gender and sexual orientation. The sample included a total of 100 heterosexual couples and 50 male and female homosexual couples each. Of the individual characteristics, need for affect achieves significant both actor and partner effects on relationship satisfaction in all subsamples, except for heterosexual women. A personal expression of love achieves both actor and partner effects on relationship satisfaction for heterosexual and homosexual men. The partner's expression of love (actor effect) on relationship satisfaction was registered in all groups, except for homosexual men. The present study offers the possibility of integrating knowledge of the differences between heterosexual and homosexual couples in the context of the model of adjustment in romantic relationships.

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Relationship Satisfaction in Homosexual and Heterosexual Couples: A Dyadic Model

Brkić-Jovanović

Lazić

Jerković

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“…U drugim istraživanjima bliskih odnosa i partnerstva teme su uključivale: atribuciju partnerova negativnog ponašanja i kvalitetu braka (Ćubela i Rakić, 2001); taktike samopredstavljanja muškaraca i žena ovisno o vrsti odnosa s ciljnom osobom (Jelić i Ištok-Novak, 2014); kvalitetu i stabilnost odnosa u funkciji podjele moći u odlučivanju i obiteljskih obaveza Bartolac i Kamenov, 2011; partnerske odnose u kontekstu roda i rodnih uloga, iskustva rodno neravnopravnog odnosa u obitelji (Kamenov, Huić i Jugović, 2011); međukulturnu stabilnost prediktora bračnog zadovoljstva koje je pokazalo da postoji malo sličnosti između hrvatskih i iranskih parova (Tadinac, Bajoghli, Joshagani, Hromatko, Jelić i Kamenov, 2012); odnos između osobina ličnosti i privrženosti partnerima (Marušić, Kamenov i Jelić, 2006;Jozić, Milas i Mlačić, 2011).…”

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Socijalna psihologija u Hrvatskoj

Ajduković¹

2019

Prilozi Povijest Psihologije U Hrvatskoj

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Socijalna psihologije jedna je od fundamentalnih grana psihologije koja se bavi čovjekom u socijalnom okruženju, ali su njezine spoznaje sastavni dio primijenjenih psihologijskih grana, a obilato se koriste u drugim strukama, poput sociologije, socijalnog rada, odgojnih znanosti, prava, ekonomije, organizacijskog razvoja, upravljanja ljudskim resursima itd. Budući da se život svake osobe, od rođenja do smrti, uvijek odvija u nekom socijalnom kontekstu, razumljivo da su zakonitosti njenog razvoja, privatnog i javnog ponašanja, djelovanja u radnom okruženju ili odnosima s pripadnicima vlastite ili tuđe grupe, dakle onime čime se bavi socijalna psihologija, ugrađene u sve primijenjene grane psihologije. Stoga se socijalna psihologija bavi čovjekovim psihičkim životom i ponašanjem uvijek u odnosu na druge pojedince, grupe ili sustave, a njezine se spoznaje koriste u razvojnoj, zdravstvenoj, edukacijskoj psihologiji, psihologiji rada i drugim primijenjenim granama. Da bi socijalna psihologija mogla doći do spoznaja koja imaju ekološku valjanost i primjenjivost, istraživanja se, osim u laboratoriju, provode u realnim okruženjima kojima se prvenstveno bave pojedine primijenjene grane psihologije. O uključenosti spoznaja i teorija socijalne psihologije u primijenjenim psihologijama svjedoče i prilozi o povijesti razvojne psihologije u ovoj knjizi (Lacković-Grgin), psihologije rada (Šverko), političke psihologije (Šiber) i edukacijske psihologije (više autora). Iz njih je razvidno da su procesi i pitanja kojima se istraživački bavi socijalna psihologija relevantni u tim primijenjenim granama.U definicijama socijalne psihologije poznatih autora nalazimo različite naglaske, ali istu suštinu. Za povijest hrvatske psihologije značajna je Zvonarevićeva definicija (1976):Predmet socijalne psihologije može se, možda, najlakše utvrditi ako socijalnu psihologiju shvatimo kao granu psihologije koja proučava psihološke aspekte socijalnih pojava i socijalne aspekte psiholoških pojava. … Pod "socijalnim" razumijemo ljudsko društvo, a pod "psihološkim" sve individualno-psihološke pojave (psihološki život čovjeka-pojedinca) i sve fenomene kolektivne psihologije (str. 6). D. Ajduković, Socijalna psihologija u Hrvatskoj 2 Radmila Prišlin, socijalna psihologinja svjetskog glasa, diplomirala i doktorirala, te bila zaposlena na Odsjeku za psihologiju od 1977. do 1992, na Katedri za socijalnu psihologiju, danas prorektorica na San Diego State University, bila je urednica European Journal of Social Psychology. diplomirao socijalni rad (1956), radio je u Centru za psihohigijenu, a diplomirao je psihologiju 1962, na zagrebačkom Odsjeku za psihologiju zaposlio se 1964. Prema njegovim riječima, činjenica da je jedini od asistenata imao iskustvo rada u praksi vjerojatno je pridonijelo da bude raspoređen na Katedru za socijalnu psihologiju. U intervjuu se živopisno prisjeća tog iskustva: Kljaić: U početku sam imao puno, puno posla. Uglavnom sam radio nastavu. Cijelu, sve. I predavanja. DČB: A što je Zvonarević radio? Kljaić: Putovao po svijetu i pis...

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“…According to the social role theory (Eagly, 1987), gender norms (that are determined by biological sex and power differentials) create certain expectations about the roles, responsibilities, and behaviours of men and women that otherwise have no biological justification. In heterosexual couples, the division of responsibilities has been traditionally demarcated along gender roles based on biological sex (Bartolac, Kamenov and Petrak, 2011). Same-sex couples violate this gendered structure within the family and face more prejudice, especially individuals who demonstrate cross-gender compared to gender-typical behaviours (Lehavot and Lambert, 2007).…”

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Attitudes towards Gay and Lesbian Parental Rights among Heterosexual Croatian Citizens: The Effect of Traditional Gender-Role Attitudes

Kamenov

Huić

Jelić

2019

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Non-normative sexual orientations question the binary and hierarchically organised image of men-women relations. The main goal of this research was to explore the role of gender identity and gender-roles attitudes in predicting attitudes towards same-sex parenting. An additional goal was to assess whether socio-demographic variables such as age, education, religiosity and political preferences-which proved to be relevant in predicting homonegativity-would also predict attitudes towards same-sex parenting. Finally, the authors explored whether gender identity and gender-role attitudes bore an effect on attitudes towards same-sex parenting after controlling for the socio-demographic variables. An online survey with 992 heterosexual participants of both genders (70% women) aged 18 to 79 years was conducted in Croatia in 2014. Participants expressed less support for gay than for lesbian parenting, with female participants expressing more positive attitudes towards both gay and lesbian parenting than male ones. Expectedly, same-sex parenting was more supported by less religious and politically more leftoriented participants, as well as those who cohabitate compared to married participants. Age and education, but also gender identity, did not prove predictive. However, the expectations about the role of traditional gender norms were confirmed. Participants with more traditional gender-role attitudes, as well as those who are parents themselves, expressed more negative attitudes towards same-sex parenting.

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Rodne razlike u obiteljskim ulogama, zadovoljstvu i doživljaju pravednosti s obzirom na tradicionalnost stava

Cited by 13 publications

References 29 publications

Relationship Satisfaction in Homosexual and Heterosexual Couples: A Dyadic Model

Relationship Satisfaction in Homosexual and Heterosexual Couples: A Dyadic Model

Socijalna psihologija u Hrvatskoj

Attitudes towards Gay and Lesbian Parental Rights among Heterosexual Croatian Citizens: The Effect of Traditional Gender-Role Attitudes

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