Klymenko N. Personal and professional behavior styles as a factor in women's attitude to money.

The thesis theoretically substantiates and experimentally studies personal and professional behavior styles as a factor in women's attitude to money. This study will contribute to the development of women's conscious attitude to money. The research has a scientific novelty because it is the first known study to define the content and main components of women's attitudes to money, to reveal the essence, types and role of personal and professional styles in the development of women's attitudes to money, to show the relationships between different women's personal and professional behavior styles and women's attitudes to money. Besides, the author developed a training program to form women's conscious attitudes to money, specified the content of and factors in women's attitudes to money and deepened the understanding of training programs for the development of individuals' conscious attitudes to money. The research has practical significance because its findings can be used for training women in a variety of settings (organizations, therapeutic groups, individual counseling) in developing their conscious attitudes to money. In addition, the results of the research can be helpful in teaching the courses in economic psychology, organizational psychology, money psychology, gender psychology, and entrepreneurial psychology in institutions of higher and postgraduate education.