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    STEREOTIPIA DE GEN – O PROBLEMĂ PSIHOSOCIALĂ
    (CEP USM, 2012) Crasnojon-Laba, Ina
    Society in which we live, consisting of „cells” predominantlypatriarchal, gender stereotypes is dominated by that means that men are by nature are more rational and autonomous, so they can be actors of the public sphere, while women have limited autonomy, are more emotional and more about nature, family, private sphere. Gender stereotypes show general social vision to people's behavior, gender, outside etc. Gender stereotypes do not respect people's individual characteristics, but force them to do poorly their real desires. They influence behavior, relationships between men and women before and after marriage, etc. Sometimes stereotypes are harmful because it causes inappropriate behavior, give rise to - discrimination.
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    FORMULA ALEGERII PARTENERULUI DE VIAŢĂ
    (CEP USM, 2011) Crasnojon-Laba, Ina
    The spouse choice is an important decision, a result of a complex process, which is not always perceived and objective, based especially on awareness of feelings, but essentially influenced by parents, friends, and society. If in the archaic and traditional societies, marriage was a very prosaic business that met the interests of the family, now, because of economic, political, socio-cultural factors, the choice of a life partner is becoming more a problem of the concerned individual. Whether we admit it or not, each of us made a list, most frequently imaginary, with the potential qualities of a person who could be beside us, a list that refers to appearance, financial status, personality features, beliefs and values. Most often we tend to be attracted to people with interests and values close to ours.
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    INFLUENŢA FACTORILOR SOCIOCULTURALI ASUPRA FAMILIILOR MIXTE
    (CEP USM, 2008) Platon, Carolina; Crasnojon-Laba, Ina
    At the present stage, the phenomenon of migration took such a scale that it threatens to transform the European countries into multi-ethnic societies. Ethnic mixed marriages raise a wide range of questions related to parents' cultural identities, being a meeting spot of two national cultures. Each ethnic community elaborates its own representations on how they should be and tends to keep this resulted image in the national conscience, to display it in traditions, actions and relations with the representatives of their own people. In our multi-ethnic society, marriages between representatives of different ethnic groups are a natural thing. Henceforth, there results the necessity to learn about the psychological particularities of cohabitation, both as individual and social tasks.
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    INFLUENŢA STEREOTIPURILOR ÎN ALEGEREA PARTENERULUI CONJUGAL LA DIFERITE ETNII
    (CEP USM, 2007) Crasnojon-Laba, Ina
    The foundation of ethnical stereotypes opposite to conjugal partner and stereotype’s building opposite to role’s distribution in a couple, presents the topical interest of study I have made. Men as well as women have mental imaginations opposite to their partner, irrespective of their ethical appearance. We often choose a partner according to our stereotypes and priorities.
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    REPREZENTAREA SOCIALĂ A BĂRBATULUI LA FEMEILE CĂSĂTORITE ŞI NECĂSĂTORITE
    (CEP USM, 2007) Crasnojon-Laba, Ina
    Concerning the choice of marital status, this is a quite complex process based on acceptance of one’s feelings considered to which are influenced by parents, relatives friends and also society. Surveys were made to elucidate men’s preferences about women. Men usually take into account women’s attractive frames; but women’s preferences were less studied. Also there are no studies about their marital status, which stereotypes are their before marriage and after; how the man of their dreams looks like. Each woman, irrespectively on her status, has an image of what she wants from a man. It’s interesting that once they get old they change their minds. Women, who have been married for 15-25 years, appreciate clever, professional and family men, meanwhile those who are not married prefer rich and well-dressed men.