Subjective Perception of Transition to Adulthood Among Emerging Adults in the Czech Republic and Portugal – Mgr. Hana Adameová
Mgr. Hana Adameová
Master's thesis
Subjective Perception of Transition to Adulthood Among Emerging Adults in the Czech Republic and Portugal
Subjective Perception of Transition to Adulthood Among Emerging Adults in the Czech Republic and Portugal
Abstract:
Hlavní myšlenkou této práce je objasnit kulturní rozdíly mezi lidmi ve věku vynořující se dospělosti v individualistických a v kolektivistických zemích. Konkrétně se práce zaměřuje na kulturní pojetí přechodu do dospělosti u 167 českých a 151 portugalských respondentů ve věku vynořující se dospělosti. Dále je rozebráno individuální vnímaní období přechodu do dospělosti a rovněž kritéria dospělosti …moreAbstract:
The central idea of this thesis is to explore cultural differences between emerging adults in individualistic and collectivistic countries. In particular, the study focuses on cultural conceptions of transition to adulthood among 167 Czech and 151 Portuguese emerging adults. Individual perception of transitional period as well as criteria of adulthood were further discussed. The theoretical chapters …more
Language used: English
Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 4. 5. 2017
Identifier:
https://is.muni.cz/th/zxil7/
Thesis defence
- Date of defence: 24. 5. 2017
- Supervisor: PhDr. Katarína Millová, Ph.D.
- Reader: Mgr. Iva Maarová
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ADAMEOVÁ, Hana. \textit{Subjective Perception of Transition to Adulthood Among Emerging Adults in the Czech Republic and Portugal}. Online. Master's thesis. Brno: Masaryk University, Faculty of Arts. 2017. Available from: https://theses.cz/id/6gk3ud/.
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Faculty of ArtsMaster programme / field:
Psychology / Psychology