Modern maturation

Толстых, Н Н

doi:10.17759/cpp.2015230402

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“…The adolescents' problems of self-determination in different life areas are related to the features of this psychological age (Vygotsky, 2000;Leontiev, 1978;Bozhovich, 2009;Elkonin, 1972). The empirical studies done in 2000-2010 confirm the complication of the SSD of modern adolescents, as reflected in the intercorrelation between the adolescents' perception of the nature of success, and their evaluation of own success, their sense of self-esteem (Bukhalenkova & Karabanova, 2018;Konshina & Sadovnikova, 2018;Sobkin & Kalashnikova, 2020), the lengthening of the period of childhood, and infantilism as a common trait representative of modern youth (Martsinkovskaya, 2019;Tolstykh, 2015). The connection between the autonomy of the individual and the motivation for volunteer activities in adolescence is also evident (Molchanov et al, 2022).…”

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A Russian Version of the Emotional Autonomy Scale: Primary Adaptation Data

Konshina¹,

Sadovnikova²

2022

Psych. Rus.

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Background. The formation of emotional autonomy in child-parent relations is one of the main developmental tasks of adolescence (Havighurst, 1972). The theoretical framework of our study comes from the Age-Related Cultural-Historical Approach (Vygotsky, 2000; Leontiev, 1978; Bozhovich, 2009; Elkonin, 1972) and the Theory of Emotional Autonomy Formation by L. Steinberg & S. Silverberg (1986). Here we present the results of a test with the Russian version of the “Emotional Autonomy Scale” (EAS) as validated by L. Steinberg & S. Silverberg (1986). Objective. We conducted a substantial psychometric analysis of the EAS scales on a Russian sample. Design. The participants were 222 pupils from the 9th to 11th grades in Moscow schools (age 14-17; M = 15.89; SD = 0.91). A comparative and structural analysis was conducted to review the reliability of the EAS Russian version, administered by the authors. Methods. The pupils were evaluated with 1) the authors’ Russian version of the EAS by L. Steinberg & S. Silverberg (1986); and 2) the Parent-Child Interaction questionnaire (PCI) by I. Markovskaya (1999). Results. The fit of Steinberg’s original Four-factor model (L. Steinberg & S. Silverberg, 1986) and of the Beyers’ and colleagues’ Seven-factor model (2005) were studied on a Russian sample for the first time. The Four-factor model was chosen as the final model due to better fit indices and Cronbach’s alpha coefficient. The CFA showed the model fit indices to be acceptable (RMSEA = 0.07) or slightly less than the good fit values (CFI = 0.74). The validity analysis was conducted using the PCI by I. Markovskaya (1999). Conclusion. The aim of theoretical analysis, approbation, and validation of the EAS on a Russian sample was achieved: the authors’ version of the EAS is a valid and reliable instrument to measure adolescents’ emotional autonomy in a Russian sample.

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A Russian Version of the Emotional Autonomy Scale: Primary Adaptation Data

Konshina¹,

Sadovnikova²

2022

Psych. Rus.

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“…A theoretical analysis of scientific literature has shown that on the basis of foreign and domestic modern research, authors discuss family problems [1,2] and carry out studies on changes in the stability and quality of marriage, depending on its duration [3,4]. Currently, most scientists agree that the quality of marriage is multidimensionally dependent on growing up [5], including the periods of childhood, adolescence and youth [6,7]). The authors consider the main positions of scientists regarding the processes of family transformation and its crisis phenomena [8,9].…”

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“…The "Attractiveness" scale represents the importance of the partner's appearance. Boys got average indicators: it is (6.2) in role expectations and (5,4) in claims, while for girls the indicators are higher: (7,1) in expectations in (6,7) claims. The results showed that the respondents demonstrate a typical young age attitude towards the importance of appearance and its compliance with the standards of modern fashion.…”

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Socio-Psychological Readiness to Create a Family Among Modern Youth

Voropai¹,

Udachina²,

Lupenko³

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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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 education of the younger generation. The novelty of the research lies in obtaining new empirical data on the features of the content and structural characteristics of the future family image in modern youth. This article provides empirical data confirming the relevance of the described problem in solving an urgent scientific problem -ensuring the formation of readiness of young men and women for marriage and family relations.

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“…[13], Nadasen K. [14], Novak M. [15], Pesina E. [16],Pit S, Byles J. [17], Schlafer M., Shippee T. [18], Schoppe S. [19], Suslova T. [20], Tolstykh N. [21], Torres S. [22], Venn S. [23] and etc. Elderly people are one of the least protected social groups which needs support and help from society and the state.…”

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Elderly people as object of social work

Kemalova¹,

Nikonorova²

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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The article accentuates the relevance of social work with elderly as one of the unprotected categories of people. It was noted that after termination of active work older people need assistance in the period of adaptation to new conditions as their lifestyle changes, their social connections are lost, they have feeling of loneliness and lack of being relevant. The basic directions, forms and methods of social work with older people are considered in this article.

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Modern maturation

Cited by 31 publications

References 7 publications

A Russian Version of the Emotional Autonomy Scale: Primary Adaptation Data

A Russian Version of the Emotional Autonomy Scale: Primary Adaptation Data

Socio-Psychological Readiness to Create a Family Among Modern Youth

Elderly people as object of social work

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