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Wiews of Women and Men on Unmarried Cohabitation.
VOTRUBOVÁ, Jindra
Family values have been changing nowadays. People live together in looser relationships, or single, non marital status has become a norm. This trend exists all over Europe and worldwide. In our country this trend manifests itself significantly after 1989. On the basis of the bachelor thesis I wanted to find out whether young people really do not agree with marriage as an institution, whether their attitudes toward this issue are affected more by economic or social events in their lives. I wanted to compare the results of my research with existing studies on this topic. Information needed to compile this thesis was obtained by the content analysis of secondary data. To survey the views that are related to the objectives and to test the stated hypotheses, quantitative research was conducted. Data collection was carried out by a questioning method, the questionnaire technique. The questionnaire technique was chosen because of high efficiency of data collection. A significant advantage of this technique is elimination of the interviewer effect. I determined three hypotheses, two of which are not confirmed in research. Research shows that the respondents would prefer their lives to try and cohabitation on the basis of experience with it would then enter into marriage. But cohabitation is the option for them, they condemn and which, following agreement with your partner be willing and able to accept. In connection with the planned birth of a child would prefer to bring a child into marriage, but a third of respondents did not consider it a major problem, if in this situation find themselves alone. Research also confirmed that young people prefer other targets than finding a lasting relationship and have children, but the difference between focusing on the personal preferences of life and education is not as big as I expected. Results of mapping the current situation in the opinions of men and women under 35 years of cohabitation. They are a source of information about their life priorities, their attitudes, family and education. They can be used as additional material for sociological studies of similar interests or as a resource for workers in the social sectors and students of social fields.
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