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List of publications on a keyword: «cohabitation»

  • A study of the attitude of students towards unregistered cohabitation and official marriage

    Proceeding
    Psychology today: from theory to practice
    Authors:
    Daria L. Poleshchuk, Liudmila I. Bochantseva
    Work direction:
    Психология семьи и детско-родительских отношений
    Abstract:
    In this article, the authors consider the concepts of "unregistered cohabitation" and "official marriage" from the perspective of sociology and psychology. The results of the conducted research on the attitude of students aged 18 to 25 years to unregistered cohabitation and official marriage are of interest. Analyzing the results of the survey, the authors identified peculiarities in the views of young people regarding issues of cohabitation and official registration of marriage, the main reasons for cohabitation and marriage, the preferred age of marriage and other aspects. The results show that for students, the factor of love is important when entering into a marriage union, as well as the conditioning of cohabitation by the desire to check the relationship before the official registration of marriage. However, there is a variety of views on the unregistered union and its role in the relationship, as well as different opinions about the optimal age for marriage.
    Keywords:
    youth, students, family, relationships, marriage, love, cohabitation, unregistered cohabitation, official marriage, preferences, views
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  • Civil marriage as a social phenomenon

    Proceeding
    Social-Psychological Issues of a Contemporary Family: Value of Motherhood and Childhood
    Author:
    Kirill A. Belitskii
    Work direction:
    Семья в современном мире
    Abstract:
    In this article we will consider the characteristics of civil marriage as a social phenomenon, as well as consider its statistics, pros and cons, note the difference between civil marriage and official marriage and try to figure out what is more common in modern society.
    Keywords:
    family, modern society, marriage, spouses, social institution, Civil marriage, cohabitation, married couple
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