| The group of the subjects |
Psychological and social characteristics of the subjects |
| High level of migration intentions |
Priority to work and self-development. High penchant for risk. Normatively understood value of kindness; normatively rejected values: stimulation, power. Values accepted at the level of behavior: security, power; rejected values at the level of behavior: tradition, stimulation. Intense expressiveness and emotionality. Basic beliefs – self worth and self-control. Enhanced psychological defenses. |
| Low level of migration intentions |
Average degree of risk-taking, high level of perceived physical security. Normatively accepted values: self-direction, security, achievement; normatively rejected values: tradition, stimulation, hedonism; values rejected at the behavioral level: tradition, conformity. Intensity of expressiveness and attachment. Weak psychological defenses. |
| Emigrants |
High sensation of cultural security, low level of economic security perception; low preparedness to risk-taking. Normatively accepted values: self-direction, kindness, achievement; normatively rejected values: tradition, power. Values shared at the level of behavior: conformity, stimulation; values rejected at the level of behavior: tradition. Exhibited attachment and control. Basic belief in self-worth. Developed psychological defenses: projection and denial. |
