Psychological characteristics of women with different groups of reproductive system pathology

Abstract

Recently, the study of psychological characteristics of women during pregnancy with pathology and infertility has become especially relevant. The purpose of this work is to study the psychological characteristics of wo men with different groups of reproductive system pathology. In modern psychology, the implementation of a woman's reproductive function is considered as the formation of a motherhood dominant, the actualization of whi ch is accompanied by a systemic process that ensures the necessary functioning of all physiological and mental functions to perform this task. Research indicates the need to form a conscious attitude in a woman to all stages of the formation of the role of a mother. The awareness factor is a whole complex of psycho-emotional, personal characteristics reflecting the maturity of the individual, responsibility for her own and her child's physical health, the volitional characteristics of a mother capable of self-organization and decision-making. It is this factor that allows the dominants of pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding to transform into psychological processes that reinforce the state of a woman, helping to form a convincing role of a mother.