婚姻伴侣的社会表征:代际方法

IF 0.5 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED
T. Emelyanova, D. Shmidt
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目标。Y、X、婴儿潮一代婚姻伴侣社会表征比较背景。婚姻和恋爱关系受到社会变革进程的影响。孤独感的浪漫化、晚婚晚育引起了大学生后青年婚姻伴侣社会表征研究的兴趣。研究设计。本文一方面考察了婚姻伴侣的社会表征和家庭角色定位之间的可能联系,另一方面考察了受访者在社交网络上浏览的关于浪漫关系的内容。Kraskal-Wallace H准则被用来检验存在性和某种可能的联系。参与者。样本:525人,其中千禧一代192人,X一代代表176人,婴儿潮一代代表157人。测量。作者关于婚姻和婚姻伴侣的社会表征问卷A. Volkova的“婚姻角色期望与要求”问卷;关于使用社交网络和其他沟通渠道的一系列问题。结果。关于婚姻伴侣的社会表征的核心和接近核心的外围在代际间略有变化。随着受访者生活经验的增长,接受复杂生活环境的意愿增加,并且认为关系是一个需要永久努力的过程。结论。家庭和婚姻关系中的问题趋势可能是社会文化变化的结果,而不是婚姻伴侣的社会表现。
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Social Representations of the Marriage Partner: a Generational Approach
Objective. Comparison of the marriage partner social representations of representatives of generations Y, X and Baby Boomers. Background. The sphere of marriage and romantic relationships is influenced by transformational processes in society. The romanticization of loneliness, the postponement of marriages and the births causes the interest in the study of social representations about the marriage partner of post-student youth. Study design. The article examines the possible connection between social representations of a marriage partner and the family role positioning on the one hand, and the content about romantic relationships that respondents browse in social networks, on the other. The Kraskal-Wallace H criterion was used to check existence and sort of possible connection. Participants. Sample: 525 people, including Millennials — 192 people, representatives of generation X — 176 and baby boomers — 157. Measurements. Author’s questionnaire of social representations about marriage and marriage partner; questionnaire “Marriage Role Expectations and Claims” by A. Volkova; set of questions about usage of social networks and other communication channels. Results. The core of social representations about the marriage partner and the periphery close to the core change slightly from generation to generation. With the growth of respondents’ life experience increases the willingness to accept complex life circumstances and the perception of relationship as a process that requires permanent effort. Conclusions. Problematic trends in family and marriage relations are presumably the result of sociocultural changes, rather than social representations of the marriage partner.
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Social Psychology and Society
Social Psychology and Society PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED-
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