PERSONAL ORIENTATION FACTORS IN INTERACTION WITH THE PARTNER AND RELATIONS PERSPECTIVE IN AN UNREGISTERED MARRIAGE

Abstract

Aim. To determine the role of value orientations and personal characteristics by a five-factor model of personality as orientation factors in interaction with a partner and the prospect of relations in an unregistered marriage. Methodology. The theoretical basis is the resource-value approach to the social interaction analysis of joint life activity subjects. To study value orientations the method of “Value questionnaire” by Sh. Schwartz was used, to study personal characteristics the 50-point form from the “5-factor questionnaire” by L. Goldberg (edited by K.V. Sugonyayev) was used. The half- standardized interview was used to study the valuable social-demographic characteristics of the partner and to define the intensity of indices for relations perspective. The authors’ questionnaire was used to study the orientation in interaction with the partner in an unregistered marriage. Results. The phenomenon of relations promising nature is analyzed, the key personality factor of it in an unregistered marriage is the personal characteristic of kind-heartedness. It is established that the subject-value orientation in the interaction contributes to the prospects of relations, and the social-resource orientation inhibits the prospects of relations. Research implications. The results of the study can be used by practical psychologists in the field of family counseling, and can also be useful for creating programs in the field of family policy to strengthen the family values of young people.

Keywords

• unregistered marriage
• partner
• attitude to partner
• interaction
• orientation in interaction
• perspective