Sexual awareness and the structuring of time understood in accordance with the assumptions of transactional analysis. Research report

• Weronika Karaś

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The article is a report on the research conducted as part of the bachelor thesis, based on the concept of time structuring. The author is looking for an answer to the question whether, and if so, what is the relationship between the ability to build intimate relationships, in the meaning of transactional analysis, by young people with their level of sexual awareness? The research was conducted on a sample of 312 people aged 18-22 using questionnaire techniques. The main conclusion from the research indicates the existence of a correlation between the respondents' gender and building intimate relationships. However, no relationship was detected between the level of sexual awareness and building intimate relationships by adolescents.

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