Features of the relationship between monetary behavior and components of youth resilience

Kozlova Natalia Victorovna, Larionova Anastasia Vyachaslavovna, Obukhovskaya Victoria Borisovna

the subject of the study is the features of monetary behavior of young people (avoiding money, money as a status, money worship, vigilance about money) in relation to the components of resilience (involvement, control, acceptance/readiness for risk, the General indicator of resilience). The study of the relationship between monetary behavior and the resilience of young people is an urgent problem that reflects the ability to cope with life circumstances, the desire to overcome difficulties in the financial sphere. As a result of the study, it was found that young people who are characterized by an attitude to money as a status, are more prone to stressful situations and a critical attitude to monetary interactions. Young people who treat money as a savings resource are more prudent and cautious in financial matters. Comparative analysis revealed that the inconsistency in monetary behavior-the desire to accumulate money and risky behavior in relation to money-is more characteristic of the female part of the sample.

Keywords:monetary behavior, hardiness, monetary attitudes, attitudes of the monetary behavior, risk-readiness, money, young people.