Dynamics of Existential Motivations of Women During the First Year after Birth of a Child

Student: Rakulova Aidana

Educational Programme: Counselling Psychology. Personality Studies (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2018

This dissertation is dedicated to the research of dynamics of existential motivations of women during the first year after birth of a child. Paper includes theoretical analysis of scientific literature about postpartum depression. Author executed wide quantitative research on the basis of identified theoretical and empirical gaps. As a result author identified and highlighted common and individual components of dynamics of existential motivations of women during the first year after birth of a child.

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