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Classification of conflicts based on unmet needs of spouses: . 1.Conflicts, quarrels arising on the basis of the unmet need for the value and significance of one's self, violation of the dignity of the other partner, his disrespectful and disrespectful attitude. 2.Conflicts, quarrels, mental tension based on the unmet sexual needs of one or both spouses. Mental tension, depression, conflict, quarrels due to the unmet need of one or both spouses for positive emotions: lack of affection, care, attention, understanding of humor, gifts...

Interpersonal relationships are closely related to different types of social relationships. G.M. Andreeva emphasizes that the existence of interpersonal relations within various forms of public relations is the realization of impersonal (public) relations in the activities of specific people, in acts of their communication and interaction. Public relations are official, formally fixed, objectivized, effective relations. They are leading in regulating all kinds of relations, including interpersonal ones...

Perception is a form of knowledge of reality. The sensual data and visual images that arise in the process of perception, which are formed at the same time, acquire a subject-specific meaning, i.e. relate to a certain subject. This subject is defined by the concept, fixed in the word, in the meaning of the word fixed features and properties that were hidden in the subject as a result of public practice and social experience. Comparison, comparison of the image appearing in the individual consciousness...

Character is a mental property of a person that determines the strategic line of human behavior and expresses his attitude: to the world around him, to work, to others, to himself. The formation of character is determined by a complex mechanism of interaction of external and internal factors, in the process of which both biogenetic features of an individual and social conditions of his existence and development are closely intertwined and interact. The character is defined and formed during the whole life of a person...

Temperament-the quality of personality, formed in personal experience human on the basis of genetic conditionality his type nervous system and largely defining style his activities. Temperament refers to the biologically conditioned substructures of personality. Temperament (lat. Temperamentum) - proper the ratio traits, from tempero - mix in proper able - characteristic of individual with hand dynamic features of his mental activities, camping on E. pace of, speed, rhythm, intensity, elements of this activities mental processes and wealth...

Every family faces different kinds of crises to varying degrees. And some of them are common to all. To give an example: each of us from childhood formed ideas about what a family, what values are more important and what less; we unconsciously absorb the various stereotypes of behavior that exist in our parent family. The first, so-called normative crisis, i.e. existing normally in the development of the family-is a crisis at the stage of creating a young family, the so-called "dyad". It consists in the fact that there is a clash of these same values and stereotypes of family functioning...

It is known that satisfaction of material and spiritual needs of the person is a necessary condition of its normal functioning, a condition of labor and other activity. If certain needs of the person are not satisfied or are satisfied to a minimum extent, various violations in the system of life of the person can occur. Family members are experiencing deprivation, need, acute shortage of funds. The question arises: to what extent such deprivations destroy the stability of marriage, how they affect...

In foreign psychology, the problem of identification is usually connected with the study of such diverse psychological processes and phenomena as "self-concept", "self-determination", "self-respect", etc. The concept of "identification" was first introduced by Z. Freud . He also singled out different types of this process and pointed out its contradictory manifestations. Freud considered the process of identification the earliest manifestation of emotional connection with another person, expressed in the desire to form their own "I" in the image and likeness of someone else's "I"...

The relationship between people in society, increasing the number of objects, the presence of a variety of different models of interpersonal relations along with the positive changes in the activities of the subjects of interaction lead to destructive situations related to the existence of different points of view, different attitude, often expressed in the emergence of various conflicts between the interacting parties. From the point of view of B. I. Hassan, the conflict is a special form of interpersonal...

The definition of attention Regarding attention as a cognitive process in psychological science is still controversial. Some believe that it is not an independent cognitive process, but a structural component of any other process, manifested under the influence of the moment. Others put forward the opposition opinion: attention is an independent, independent mental process, a special state of a person. Also, the debate is on another question: to what class of mental phenomena include attention, if it is still an independent process? ...