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FAMILY RESOURCES AS AN INDICATOR OF THE PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL STATE OF MIGRANT WOMEN

Family resources, migrant women, international labour migration, psycho-emotional state, family support, emotional stability, emotional discomfort, internal control, escapism, psychological adaptation

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This article presents an empirical analysis of the role of family resources in the psycho-emotional state, emotional stability, and psychological adaptation of women engaged in international labour migration. Family resources are conceptualized as a sociopsychological system encompassing emotional support, closeness, mutual trust, social belonging, responsibility, and access to assistance in difficult life situations.