Relationship of identity with family image in graduates of closed institutions

Fufaeva Ekaterina V. Belgorod National Research University, Belgorod, Russia

Illustration 1. Distribution of respondents according to components of identity, (%)

Fig. 1. Distribution of respondents according to components of identity, (%)

social Self

communicative Self

material Self

physical Self

activity Self

perspective Self

reflexive Self

Table 1. Factor analysis of family image assessment inn adolescents

Factor	scale	Factor Load, F
1	jovial	0.669
	open	0.687
	active	0.62
	energetic	0.65
	fussy	0.686
	sociable	0.709
	irritable	0.779
	communication	0.69

Table2. Correlation analysis of the relationship between the components of identity and family image

Correlation		Social Self	Communicative Self	Material Self	Physical Self
Spearmen correlation coefficient (R)	Charming	-0.008	-.295*	-0.107	0.21
	Irresponsible	-0.18	0.101	0.12	0.095
	Good	-0.011	-0.221	-0.181	0.041
	Responsive	.248*	0.217	.308*	-0.066
	Weak	-0.195	.309*	-0.116	0.12
	Dependent	-0.129	0.07	-0.226	-0.184
	Sure	-0.087	-.344**	-0.181	-0.011
	Open	0.069	.254*	.239*	0.069
	Communication	0.042	-0.056	.331**	-0.146
	Samrai	-0.167	0.002	0.025	.261*
	Symbols	0.086	-0.048	0.088	0.143

* Correlation is significant at the level of 0.05 (two-tailed) 

** Correlation is significant at the level of 0.01 (two-tailed) 

C– list value N = 68

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