38 KB392 KB31 KB199220252009Guštin, Katja13 straniletnik:18številka:2str. 77-89ISSN:1318-1874COBISSID:41262434URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-K68IDZ0SslDruštvo psihologov SlovenijePsihološka obzorja (Ljubljana)human pregnancymedosebni odnosinosečnostpartnerstvopričakovanjastarševstvovlogePričakovanja partnerjev o starševski vlogi v času nosečnosti|The aim of our study was to explore what pregnant couples expect of their parenting role and how their expectations are related to partnership satisfaction. In accordance with the snowball effect principle and in cooperation with the School for Parents in Ljubljana, we included 90 couples, who were expecting a child, into our study. They filled out Survey concerning their expectations about parenting roles, where they evaluated how often they and their partners would be carrying out a given action in the first three years after the birth of the child and Relationship Satisfaction Survey (Gaultiere, 1995). We have established that men and women expect higher participation in the parenting role for mothers. It seems that women are taking over a part of the male parenting roles. Research results shows that higher relationship satisfaction is positively associated with stronger division of parenting tasks between the partners. We are assuming that men are the least active at routine chores in connection with their child, therefore their higher participation or equal participation of both partners has positive influence on partnership satisfactionV raziskavi smo želeli preučiti, kakšna so pričakovanja o starševski vlogi med pari, ki pričakujejo otroka, ter kako se pričakovanja povezujejo z zadovoljstvom s partnerskim odnosom. Po principu snežne kepe in sodelovanja Šole za starše v Ljubljani smo v raziskavo zajeli 90 parov, ki so pričakovali otroka. Instrumentarij je vključeval Vprašalnik pričakovanj o starševski vlogi, kjer posameznik zase in za partnerja ocenjuje, kako pogosto bo neko dejanje počel v otrokovih prvih treh letih ter Vprašalnik zadovoljstva s partnerskim odnosom (Gaultiere, 1995). Rezultati so pokazali, da moški in ženske v starševstvu pričakujejo višjo vpletenost mater. Kaže se, da ženske prevzemajo tudi del moških starševskih nalog. Ugotovili smo tudi, da je višje zadovoljstvo s partnerskim odnosom pozitivno povezano z enakomerno delitvijo starševskih nalog med partnerjema. Predvidevamo, da so moški najmanj dejavni pri rutinskih opravilih v zvezi z otrokom, zato njihova večja vpletenost oziroma enaka vpletenost obeh partnerjev vpliva na višje zadovoljstvo z njunim odnosomTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaDruštvo psihologov Slovenije