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Age and Psychological Approach to the Study of Students’ Family Self-Determination

Table 3: Evaluation of the reliability of differences in indicators of regulatory and behavioral component of family self-determination depending on the age of respondents

Structural and content characteristics of family self-determination Median meaning Criterion Meaning Significance level
15-16 years old 17-19 years old 20-22 years old
My past 4.82 5 4.83 H = 5.368 0.068
My present 5 5.33 5.33 H = 5.952 0.051
My future 5.58 6.17 6.17 H = 14.149 0.001
Accessibility of a ''happy family life'' sphere 5 5 5 H = 0.556 0.757
Accessibility of active life 6 6 6 H = 1.396 0.498
Accessibility of knowledge (the possibility of expanding the education, outlook, common culture, as well as intellectual development) 6 7 6 H = 3.273 0.195
Accessibility of creativity (the possibility of creative activity) 5 5 5 H = 1.694 0.429
Headship and responsibility in the family 5 4 4 H = 7.807 0.020
Spouses’ rights and duties 4 4 4 H = 0.128 0.938
Attitude to divorce -2 -3 -4 H = 30.037 0.000
Attitude to family conflicts -1 -2 -3 H = 22.052 0.000
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