Partnerstvo v obdobju prehoda v odraslost

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2013
Source:	Ljubljana
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher:	[N. Dolžan]
UDC:	173-053.81(043.2)
COBISS:	9804361
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Relationships in emerging adulthood
Secondary abstract:	The life paths of young people from late teenage years to the late twenties have been subject to great changes in the last decades. These changes are most evident when it comes to events that used to stand for becoming an adult: finishing education, finding work, getting married or starting a serious relationship and becoming a parent. This paper focuses mainly on relationships of young people in emerging adulthood. It stands as a fact that people start perceiving relationships in a different way at this point in their lives. They no longer seek only fun, but rather wish to find a spouse, start a serious relationship and create their own family at about 30 years of age. However the trend shows that before they settle, they will experiment with different love partners in order to find what suits them best, what kind of a partner they want and also to learn about themselves. The empirical part is focused on people in emerging adulthood that have been in a serious relationship for a relatively long period of time. I concluded it is a common opinion that the immediate family of an individual affects the way they form their own relationship. I found contact points between young people and the ways they perceive serious relationships and then presented their plans for the future in terms of marriage and forming a family. I concluded that their plans are not much different to those of other individuals in emerging adulthood as presented by several other researchers.
Secondary keywords:	interpersonal relations;young adult;medosebni odnosi;mlajši odrasli;
File type:	application/pdf
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. Ljubljana, Pedagoška fak., Socialna pedagogika
Pages:	97 str.
Type (ePrints):	thesis
Title (ePrints):	Relationships in emerging adulthood
Keywords (ePrints):	prehod v odraslost
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language):	emerging adulthood
Abstract (ePrints):	Spremembe v zadnjih nekaj desetletjih so dodobra spremenile življenjski potek mladih v obdobju od poznih najstniških let do pozne sredine oziroma konca dvajsetih let. Spremembe se poznajo zlasti na področjih, ki so nekoč veljala kot merila za vstop v odraslost: zaključek šolanja, zaposlitev, poroka oziroma vzpostavitev resnega partnerstva in starševstvo. V diplomski nalogi se osredotočam na partnerstvo mladih v obdobju prehoda v odraslost. Mladi namreč v tem obdobju partnerstvo začnejo dojemati drugače. Ne iščejo več zgolj zabave, pač pa si želijo najti življenjskega partnerja, si ustvariti resno zvezo in okrog 30. leta lastno družino. A trendi kažejo, da bodo pred tem, preden se ustalijo, eksperimentirali z različnimi ljubezenskimi partnerji in iskali, kaj jim ustreza, kakšnega partnerja si želijo in spoznavali same sebe. V empiričnem delu sem se posvetila mladim v obdobju prehoda v odraslost, ki so v trajnejših zvezah. Ugotavljam, da so osebe mnenja, da ima matična družina posameznika določen vpliv na to, kako oblikujejo lastno partnersko zvezo. Poiskala sem stične točke med mladimi in njihovimi predstavami o resni zvezi ter predstavila načrte oseb za njihovo prihodnost kar se tiče poroke in oblikovanja lastne družine. Ugotovila sem, da se njihovi načrti in predstave bistveno ne razlikujejo od tipičnih predstavnikov obdobja prehoda v odraslost, ki so predstavljeni v raziskavah različnih avtorjev.
Abstract (ePrints, secondary language):	The life paths of young people from late teenage years to the late twenties have been subject to great changes in the last decades. These changes are most evident when it comes to events that used to stand for becoming an adult: finishing education, finding work, getting married or starting a serious relationship and becoming a parent. This paper focuses mainly on relationships of young people in emerging adulthood. It stands as a fact that people start perceiving relationships in a different way at this point in their lives. They no longer seek only fun, but rather wish to find a spouse, start a serious relationship and create their own family at about 30 years of age. However the trend shows that before they settle, they will experiment with different love partners in order to find what suits them best, what kind of a partner they want and also to learn about themselves. The empirical part is focused on people in emerging adulthood that have been in a serious relationship for a relatively long period of time. I concluded it is a common opinion that the immediate family of an individual affects the way they form their own relationship. I found contact points between young people and the ways they perceive serious relationships and then presented their plans for the future in terms of marriage and forming a family. I concluded that their plans are not much different to those of other individuals in emerging adulthood as presented by several other researchers.
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language):	emerging adulthood
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