a comprehensive assessment of the psychophysiological state of a pregnant woman, aimed at determining her ability to successfully and consciously participate in the birth process, effectively cope with pain and stress, as well as to identify risk factors that require correction or a special approach. Psychological diagnostics of readiness for childbirth is aimed at identifying the content of three components of psychological readiness for childbirth: motivational readiness, orientation basis of activity, and means of carrying out activity. The features of such psychological diagnostics are:
1) For most of the characteristics described above, there are no standardized psychological methods that could be offered in the form of questionnaires or questionnaires;
2) A woman may not be aware of some of the anxieties and fears associated with childbirth, or not associate her with the upcoming childbirth of her worries about the child, her future motherhood, and relationships with loved ones.