THE FEATURES OF ROLE VALUES AND MANIPULATION IN FAMILIES OF PSYCHOLOGISTS

Three groups of absolutely prosperous families were compared in the work: couples who are not related to psychology; one of the spouses is a psychologist; both spouses are psychologists. The highest propensity to manipulate others was found in families not psychologists, and the lowest – in families with one spouse - psychologist. The intimate and sexual sphere has the same value for all three groups of families. Differences were found in the values of other family functions. Great role adequacy and consistency in family values was observed in families where at least one of the spouses is a psychologist.