frustrated, restless, irritated. Accordingly, more women from normative families are
prone to relaxation, balance, satisfaction, rest, sometimes low motivation.
A comparative analysis of the anxiety-adaptation factor has shown that divorced
women are significantly more disturbing than women of normative families. The
comparative analysis of the factor of intro-extraversion has shown that women of both
groups prevail in the middle level.
The statistically significant differences in the factor of subordination-
independence were revealed. In the group of women from normative families the
average prevails, and in the group of divorced women - the low level on this factor.
That is, divorced women are more dependent individuals who need support from others
and they tend to orient their behavior more than women from normative families
towards people who can provide them with such support.
Let us analyze a combination of factors that form the symptom complex of
communicative personality traits. The combination of factors A (sociability) and H
(courage) reflects the need for personality in communication, communication skills.
The high meanings of factors A and H that characterize women from normative
families mean that the women in both groups seeking communication can easily come
into contact with strangers. Such people are capable of defending their position. The
rates of divorced women by factor A are divided into high and low, the H factor is
dominated by averages, but there is a group of divorced women with high rates for this
factor.
The combination of factors L (suspicion) and N (diplomacy) characterizes the
ratio of personality to other people. Divorced women have high rates of L are prevalent,
and in women of normative families the prevalence is 4-5, 6-7 sthene. By factor N, the
rates are higher in a group of women from normative families. Thus, the women of
both groups to a greater or lesser extent are social insensitivity, they understand people,
motives of their behavior, thinly feel the attitude of other people to themselves. At the
same time, divorced women are more internally tense, are alert and can feel anxiety in
their relationships with people.
The combination of the factors E (dominance) and Q2 (independence) reflects
some aspects of leadership potential of the individual. Women in normative families
have higher rates than divorced women. According to Q2 factor, the rates of both
groups were distributed almost equally on all levels, but the prevalence among women
from high-standard families and low-willed in divorced women. Thus, women from
normative families more than divorced women actively seek to take a leadership
position, have their own opinion on many issues and try to approve it among others
and change their behavior in accordance with their own vision of the situation.
The combination of factors B (intelligence) and M (dreaminess) characterizes the
intellectual capabilities of the individual. By factor B the distribution of scores for
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