PECULIARITIES OF FORMATION OF SENSITIVE ORIENTATIONS IN WOMEN OF THREE AGE GROUPS RESULTING ON MEDICAL ABORTION
In the psychology of development, medical psychology and psychology of personality the problem of decision-making in a situation of complicated choice retains its debatable. Moreover, it is relevant against the background of declining birth rates in recent decades. The purpose of this article was to identify the grounds, first of all, life orientations, cited by women of different age groups in a situation where pregnancy is perceived as undesirable. The expediency of checking the features of determination of acceptance by women who do not have deviations in reproductive health is also dictated by the need to overcome the myths remaining in the ordinary consciousness about the possibility of preventing negative changes in the attitude of the immediate environment, the role of the parent and his family, friends, colleagues, etc., passing through the procedure of medical abortion. As a result of the empirical study, data were obtained that allow doctors and psychologists working in psychological counseling systems to make some adjustments to the construction of interaction with women of different age groups, taking into account the dynamics of their life orientations. If women under the age of 35 years tend to associate the decision to terminate pregnancy with the causes of the material plan, and in the system of their significant social relations is dominated by the experience of the parent family, the second age group (up to 40 years) more important reasons of a psychological nature. And it is a question of unreliability of the husband or the constant partner in respect of performance of fatherly duties, existence of harmful addictions. The third age group of women (after 41 years) shows the least hesitation in the question of possible change of decision on medical abortion. Thus, absolutizing the life experience, deny participation in expert situations of the husband and the father abusing alcohol. In the long term, it is desirable to consider the causes of a kind of "edge effect" in terms of manifestations of maximalism and rigidity in relation to actions in difficult life situations in the youngest and least young women, since this trend can be associated with both the type of education in the parent family, and with changes in socio-economic conditions in modern society.