Psychological peculiarities of functioning of young married couple.

Abstract

In today's society, young married couples face numerous social, psychological and economic challenges that affect the stability and harmony of their marriage relationships. Factors such as the role structure of the family, the level of differentiation of the self, the psychological compatibility of the partners, as well as the ability to adapt and perform family functions play an important role in the functioning of young couples. Today, the issue of the stability of young marriages is relevant due to the growing rate of divorces and family crises, as well as the psychological readiness of partners for family life. The study of the psychological aspects of the functioning of young families is of theoretical and practical importance, since understanding the roles and functions in marital relations will contribute to the formation of positive family dynamics and ensure the well-being of the family. The aim of the study. The purpose of the study is to identify psychological features of young spouses' functioning that affect the stability and harmony of marital relations. The objectives of the study include a theoretical analysis of the key psychological factors that determine the dynamics of relationships in a young marriage, an empirical study of adaptation mechanisms and the role structure of marital relations, as well as an analysis of the results of the empirical material obtained to determine the factors that contribute to or impede family stability.