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In terms of psychotransgressionism, personality is a network of five equipollent psychons, the content of which determines the personality’s functioning. The strength and power of the individual psychons underlies the tendency to undertake transgressive actions. In this study, we hypothesized that transgressive spouses are characterized by greater potential strength, greater power of cognitive, instrumental, motivational, emotional, and personal psychons than protective spouses. We operationalized all psychons, created the appropriate research tools, and then studied married couples. Using the Transgression Scale developed by Studenski, we found a group of spouses with higher levels of transgression (transgressive), and a group of spouses with lower levels of transgression (protective). Transgressive wives are characterized by better knowledge about their husbands’ operational sphere, and are more aware of personal beliefs than protective wives. Similarly, transgressive husbands have greater knowledge of their wives’ operational sphere, stronger cognitive needs, and weaker personal needs than protective husbands. Transgressive husbands are characterized by a positive affective shift and have a greater awareness of personal beliefs than protective husbands. The potential brought into interpersonal relationships by transgressive spouses may create a climate conducive to building a satisfying marital relationship.
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According to J. Kozielecki’s personality network theory chosen or constructed tools operationalizing five psychons: cognitive, instrumental, motivational, emotional and personal. 100 couples were examined, from which isolated groups of 30 spouses of high level of transgression (transgressive) and 30 spouses of low level transgression (protective). Transgressive spouses are characterized wide knowledge about each in the sphere of the task force, their motivation for action is based primarily on cognitive needs and they have a higher awareness of personal beliefs. Transgressive husbands have a positive affective shift. Potential bring to the interpersonal relations by the transgressive spouses creates a favorable climate, which increases the likelihood of building a stable relationships satisfying both spouses.
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