2021
DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.210322.204
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Socio-Psychological Readiness to Create a Family Among Modern Youth

Abstract: This article is devoted to the consideration of the problems of the social and psychological readiness of modern young men and women for family life. The relevance of the study of this problem is due to the fact that there has been a need to develop a purposeful, effective program for preparing young people for family life in modern Russian society, since marriage and family relations are leading in human relations. The formation of readiness for family life is an integral part of the general problem of modern… Show more

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“…In modern studies of family psychology, there are, among other things, studies of the relations between partners living in the so-called "unregistered marriage" (Lidovskaya, 2009;Ryabikina et al, 2020, and others.). There are studies of the psychological readiness of young people for marital relations (Zholudeva, PERSONALITY AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES 2009;Zimina, 2016;Orlova, 2013;Yarygina, 2007, and others). However, the question of what personality traits are inherent in young people who prefer living together in an unregistered marriage (cohabitation), and which are more characteristic of young people who prefer building their life together on the basis of marital relations, is of great scientific relevance.…”
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“…In modern studies of family psychology, there are, among other things, studies of the relations between partners living in the so-called "unregistered marriage" (Lidovskaya, 2009;Ryabikina et al, 2020, and others.). There are studies of the psychological readiness of young people for marital relations (Zholudeva, PERSONALITY AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES 2009;Zimina, 2016;Orlova, 2013;Yarygina, 2007, and others). However, the question of what personality traits are inherent in young people who prefer living together in an unregistered marriage (cohabitation), and which are more characteristic of young people who prefer building their life together on the basis of marital relations, is of great scientific relevance.…”
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confidence: 99%