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A Comparative Personality Profile of Fertile and Infertile Women in Kolkata


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1 Department of Psychology, Bijoy Krishna Girls' College, Howrah, India
2 Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi, India
     

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Parenting is the bond that seals the generation together and the opportunity to pass along life experience to the next generation is what for many of us gives life its meaning. Bearing children and parenting are often the foundations around which couples have built a loving and committed relationship. The issue has been addressed withm the periphery of selected psychosocial variables, where the findings estabhshed their interconnections and broughtout distinctly different personality profiles of selected sub-samples namely fertile and infertile women. The study covered selected variables like well-being, anxiety, depression and narcissism. The sample consisted forty women divided equally twenty for fertile group and twenty for infertile group. Results revealed that infertile women tend to possess higher anxiety and depressive tone, whereas higher narcissism, well-being helps the fertile counterparts to bear homeostasis in their conjugal lives.

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Infertility, Psychosocial Variables.
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Sraboni Chatterjee
Department of Psychology, Bijoy Krishna Girls' College, Howrah, India
Megha Bhattacharya
Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi, India

Abstract


Parenting is the bond that seals the generation together and the opportunity to pass along life experience to the next generation is what for many of us gives life its meaning. Bearing children and parenting are often the foundations around which couples have built a loving and committed relationship. The issue has been addressed withm the periphery of selected psychosocial variables, where the findings estabhshed their interconnections and broughtout distinctly different personality profiles of selected sub-samples namely fertile and infertile women. The study covered selected variables like well-being, anxiety, depression and narcissism. The sample consisted forty women divided equally twenty for fertile group and twenty for infertile group. Results revealed that infertile women tend to possess higher anxiety and depressive tone, whereas higher narcissism, well-being helps the fertile counterparts to bear homeostasis in their conjugal lives.

Keywords


Infertility, Psychosocial Variables.