Abstract
The images presented in this work clearly illustrate the variety of experiences of motherhood. The material in this article supplements the existing epistemological ideas about the problem of determining the norms and deviations in psychological studies of motherhood. The author presents a system of diagnostic criteria and assessment of the mother-child relationship. The article explains the term “deviant motherhood” and indicates various degrees of severity of behavioral disorders. There are four main modes of the functioning of the “mother-child” system, reflecting the main variants of motherhood: normative and relatively normative motherhood, deviant mother-child relationship, pathological motherhood (antisocial form), and pathological motherhood (prosocial form).
Highlights
The material in this article supplements the existing epistemological ideas about the problem of determining the norms and deviations in psychological studies of motherhood
The author presents a system of diagnostic criteria and assessment of the mother-child relationship
The main variants of motherhood we present in the table. 1
Summary
The child has an independent value with an adequate maternal attitude towards him or her Decreased or The child is not valued or inadequately happens to be a means to overestimated the achieve other values value of the child (material wealth, a way to and an anxiously keep a partner.). Towards are being taken to At the stage of The mother does not The mother completely pregnancy preserve pregnancy pregnancy, a high or consider it necessary changes her lifestyle due to Antenatal clinics, movement is noted connected with hypochondriacal fixation following the pregnancy and give are noted. Instability recommendations, Late pregnancy preparation for identification. An attempt childbirth) to terminate a pregnancy. Miscarriage provocations (running, dieting, exercise, lifting weights, jumping)
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