Personal characteristics of women with reproductive dysfunction

Eremishkina Alla Railevna, Shurukhina Galina Anatolyevna, Valishina Albina Maratovna

The aim of the study was to study the personal characteristics of women with reproductive dysfunction. Identified personality traits in women with reproductive dysfunction. Women with reproductive dysfunction who have children are characterized by the formation of fundamental trust in the world, adequate self-esteem, involvement in personal and social life, are risky, and are able to find ways out of non-standard situations. Women with reproductive dysfunction, who do not have children, feel threatened by the world around them, devalue themselves, feel fear and do not dare to take risks in non-standard situations, at the slightest setbacks they are disappointed in themselves and their actions, more often choose ineffective coping strategies, being in a depressed state. Based on the results of empirical research, psychological correction programs have been developed aimed at developing positive thinking, changing the emotional sphere, developing self-regulation skills, reducing psychological adaptation after perinatal losses in women with primary and secondary infertility. The programs are recommended for use in the professional activities of practical and perinatal psychologists.

Keywords:emotional processes, cognitive approaches, reproductive dysfunction, psychological infertility.