Studying the psychological aspects of preventing interpersonal conflicts in young families

ant transformations. Young families who are at the stage of forming stable interpersonal
relationships are particularly vulnerable. Thus, the relevance of the study is determined by the social
significance of the issue, the need to strengthen the institution of the family and the development of
scientifically based approaches to psychological assistance to young spouses.
To identify and characterize the psychological factors and mechanisms contributing to the
prevention of interpersonal conflicts in young families.
Theoretical analysis of scientific literature on the research problem, questionnaires and surveys
to identify the level of conflict and communicative characteristics of spouses; T. Thomas
questionnaire, emotional intelligence test (N. Hall), methodology “Diagnosis of the level of
communicative tolerance” (V.V. Boyko).
The article presents the causes that influence the occurrence of the most typical types of
conflicts, which are based on various grounds. Conflicts are divided according to the degree of
severity of contradictions, according to the degree of people's involvement in the conflict. Conflicts
can also be open and hidden, easily resolvable and intractable, constructive and destructive.