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Study of the characteristics of the monetary behavior of women with different levels of self-relationship. V. RaevskayaMoscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, Moscow, Russian Federation Master's student E.N. Kiseleva Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, Moscow, Russian Federation, Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Scientific Advisor Abstract: The article presents a study of the characteristics of the monetary behavior of women with different levels of self-attitude. The results of an online survey using selected methods are described. Based on Spearman's correlation analysis, the relationship between the components of self-attitude was proven, both with fixation on and avoidance of money, and with a positive attitude towards money. In addition, the effectiveness of the coaching program compiled and implemented by the authors for the development of mature monetary behavior of women in the experimental group by working with the level of self-attitude has been proven. Key words: self-attitude, monetary behavior, coaching program. RESEARCH OF PECULIARITIES OF MONETARY BEHAVIOR OF WOMEN WITH DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SELF- ATTITUDE Annotation:The article presents a study of the features of the monetary behavior of women with different levels of self-attitude. The article describes the results of the conducted online survey using the selected methods. On the basis of Spearman's correlation analysis, the relationship between the components of self-attitude has been proven, both with fixation on money and its avoidance, and a positive attitude towards money. In addition, the effectiveness of the coaching program compiled and implemented by the authors for the development of mature monetary behavior in women in the experimental group has been proven through work with the level of self-attitude. Key words: self-attitude, monetary behavior , coaching program. Interest in the monetary behavior of individuals in modern research is increasing due to the fact that the psychological and physical state of people, their material and financial well-being is influenced by changes in socio-political and material-economic living conditions, which, in turn, leads to a rethinking of life values ​​and attitudes and a change in economic thinking and monetary behavior of a person. Researchers A.L. Zhuravlev [2, p.18] and K.V. Karpinsky [4, p. 153], indicate that a person’s monetary behavior may depend on a number of his individual psychological characteristics, including self-attitude, emotional and cognitive aspects, motivation, goal setting, and self-regulation processes. Mature monetary behavior is defined as a balance between rational consumer and rational saving behavior. However, according to some studies (A.A. Kapustin [3, p.2], O.S. Deineka [1, p.39], M.Yu Semenov [7, p.34]), today destructive monetary behavior is increasingly visible, which is more characteristic of women than men. Based on the results of online courses “Romance with Money”, we can say that women build special emotional relationships with money and women’s monetary behavior depends on a number of personal characteristics and experienced psychological states. Purpose of the study: to study the characteristics of women’s monetary behavior in connection with different levels self-relationships. Research base. The study involved 64 women aged 30 to 40 years. As part of this study, the distribution of a comprehensive questionnaire located at the link https://docs.google.com/forms was carried out through various instant messengers, Viber and WhatsApp messengers, in particular. The methods of psychodiagnostic research were: a questionnaire for studying attitudes towards money M.Yu . Semenov [8, p.176]; “Retrospective questionnaire of attitudes” by N. A. Nizovskikh [6, p.95]; questionnaire for measuring monetary attitudes (Klontz Money Script Inventory) [10, p. 17]; test self-attitude questionnaire (SQ) V.V. Stolin [9, p.113]; method for studying self-attitude by M. Rosenberg [5, p. 156]. Testing the hypothesis about the presence of a connection

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