Abstract
The concept of reproduction as a value-semantic formation, a natural biological process, a bloodrelated nature, and a psychological responsibility for preserving the genus is transforming in modern youth. Youth perceptions of life quality, demographic projections, levels of claims, degrees of satisfaction with life situations, and behavioral patterns are influenced by such psychological predictors as responsibility, reflexivity, value-semantic matrix, personal risk factors of decision making. The following issues were analyzed: sexual behavior, reproductive behavior, reproductive attitudes, reproductive function risks, attribution of responsibility, contraception, bad habits, sexually transmitted infections, caring for health in general and reproductive health in particular, needs for specialists in the field of sexual and reproductive health, demographic expectations of young people, awareness of the federal demographic policy and psychological support, social institutions aimed to preserve reproductive health, gender differences in the demographics of expectations. Attitudes of young people to sexuality and reproduction, family-marriage relations were studied. Sources of information on these issues were determined and their effectiveness was evaluated. Identification of features of the relationship between reproductive health and psychological characteristics of youth was embedded in the authors’ psychological model.
Highlights
The understanding of reproduction as a value-semantic formation, a natural biological process, a blood-related feature, a personal and psychological responsibility for the preservation of the genus is transforming in modern youth
Youth perceptions of quality of life related to health, demographic projections, claims, satisfaction with life, and behavioral patterns are influenced by such psychological variables as responsibility, reflectivity, value-semantic matrices, and personal risk-factors of decision-making
We will reveal the substantive side of basic concepts of the project - the psychological model of managing risk factors and quality of life associated with reproductive health, responsibility, and reflexivity
Summary
The understanding of reproduction as a value-semantic formation, a natural biological process, a blood-related feature, a personal and psychological responsibility for the preservation of the genus is transforming in modern youth. Youth perceptions of quality of life related to health, demographic projections, claims, satisfaction with life, and behavioral patterns are influenced by such psychological variables as responsibility, reflectivity, value-semantic matrices, and personal risk-factors of decision-making. Identification of features of the relationship between reproductive health and psychological characteristics of youth was embedded in the authors’ psychological model
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