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Emancypantki i nieudacznicy? Medialny obraz singli i singielek a ich rzeczywiste odniesienia

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Czernecka J.
Dyskursy Młodych Andragogów / Adult Education Discourses
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2014
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vol. 15
311-327
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What does the single life look like and does it have anything in common with what the media show? This question has caused much discussion in the press. This article explores the “pictures” of single men and women living in big cities which is presented in the two popular polish magazines “Polityka” and “Wprost”. The author asks also people who are single about their lifestyle and reasons for flying “solo”. Singles talk about their expectations towards their potential partners and their idea of a great love. They share their thoughts on relationships. They also talk about the importance of having a professional career in their life, their passions, and about the advantages and disadvantages of being single. The article presents the similarities and differences between “picture of single life” presented in the newspaper’s articles and responses of people who are single.
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Why people prefer to be single: Voluntary singlehood and experiences with relationships

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Apostolou M., Michaelidou E.
Studia Psychologica
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2022
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vol. 22
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issue 2
27-35
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Not having an intimate partner is a common state in contemporary post-industrial societies. A substantial proportion of singles are voluntarily so that is, they prefer not to be in an intimate relationship. The current study aimed to examine whether past relationship experiences predicted voluntary singlehood. More specifically, using a sample of 629 Greek-speaking participants, we found that most voluntarily singles were had other priorities, followed by those who had been disappointed by intimate relationships. We also found that more negative past experiences with relationships were associated with an increased probability to fall in the latter group than in other groups of voluntary singlehood or being mated.
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Dlaczego polska psychologia nie lubi pojęcia „singiel”? / Why Does Not the Polish Psychology Like the Term Single?

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Adamczyk K.
Psychological Studies
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2012
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vol. 50
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issue 1
5-14
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W artykule podjęto próbę udzielenia odpowiedzi na dwa zasadnicze pytania, mianowicie: dlaczego w polskich opracowaniach psychologicznych dotyczących życia w pojedynkę badacze niezwykle rzadko posługują się pojęciem singiel oraz jakie jest miejsce badań nad życiem w pojedynkę w polskiej psychologii. Zwrócono uwagę na dotychczasowe ustalenia teoretyczne i definicyjne w odniesieniu do centralnego pojęcia artykułu oraz wskazano na trzy możliwe okoliczności odpowiadające za niską częstość użycia terminu singiel w polskich pracach z obszaru psychologii
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