DIFFERENCES IN THE NATURE OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COLOR TYPE OF BEHAVIOR AND SEXUAL ATTITUDES IN BOYS AND GIRLS

Abstract

The article analyzes the interrelationships of types of color behavior with sexual attitudes in a sample of students separately for boys and girls. The test of G.E. Breslav to determine the type of color behavior and the questionnaire of G. Eysenck to identify attitudes to sex were used. Spearman's correlation analysis method was used to process the data. In the course of the study, the following significant weak and moderate correlations of variable types of color behavior with attitudes towards sex were revealed in girls: 1) indicators of the blue color type of behavior show a negative relationship with “permissiveness” and a positive relationship with “chastity”; 2) indicators of the red color type of behavior form positive relationships with “fulfillment”, “pornography”, “sexual excitability”, “physical sex” and “aggressive sex”, as well as negative with “chastity”; 3) indicators of the yellow chromotype of behavior show positive correlations with “fulfillment”, “sexual excitability” and “physical sex”; 4) indicators of the green color type of behavior form a negative relationship with “aversion to sex” and a positive one with “sexual excitability”. In the male sample of students, we identified a number of weak and moderate correlations between the color type of behavior and sexual attitudes: 1) with the blue color type of behavior, a negative relationship with “realization” was found; 2) with the red chromotype of behavior, a negative correlation with “sexual shyness” and a positive one with “physical sex” was revealed; 3) representatives of the yellow color type of behavior are characterized by positive relationships with “realization” and “physical sex”, as well as a negative one with “sexual shyness”; 4) with the green color type of behavior, a positive relationship with “realization” was found.