PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN THE FAMILY

Abstract

Since the turn of the century, major social changes have begun, transforming marriage and family. First and foremost, this is the widespread inclusion of women in production. Women emerged from the narrow confines of the family and entered active work and public life. Women's economic independence undermined the traditional authority of men as breadwinners. Equally important is social equality between the sexes. This means not only women's rights to work, education, social security, and participation in socio-political life.