Psychological Attitude to Money

Abstract

The use of money is regulated by psychosocial norms and social values. For example, in relation to a gift expressed in monetary form, other expectations are manifested, since money devalues the value of the act of giving. If you give money, then twice the price of the planned gift. The psychosocial norms of using money change over time. So, previously unacceptable marriage contracts, life insurance, blood donation for money, etc. are not currently condemned, and, for example, lending money to friends at interest is considered not reprehensible.