October 3, 2025Scientific notes of the UniversityKROKOpen Access

Identity System as a Factor of Self-Actualization of Women Aged 30 to 40

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Women aged 30 to 40 with higher personal identity levels demonstrate significantly improved self-actualization.
The empirical study found that identity formation directly influences autonomy, self-esteem, and gender roles.
Assessment involved standardized psychodiagnostic tools, utilizing statistical methods like Student's t-test and correlation analysis.
A proposed psychocorrectional program aims to enhance self-actualization by integrating identity aspects and providing safe group spaces.

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ОВОльга ВасильченкоInstitute of Electronic Measurements KVARZ (Russia)ІБІлона Букалова

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This analysis reveals that higher personal and gender identity correlates with greater self-actualization in women, suggesting implications for psychological interventions.

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Васильченко et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e034fdf0e39f13e7fa35ee https://doi.org/10.31732/2663-2209-2025-79-413-420

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This analysis reveals that higher personal and gender identity correlates with greater self-actualization in women, suggesting implications for psychological interventions.

Identity System as a Factor of Self-Actualization of Women Aged 30 to 40

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Identity System as a Factor of Self-Actualization of Women Aged 30 to 40

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