Abstrakt
This article is the second part of the discussion on contemporary issues of fertility and procreation. The article discusses the relationship self-esteem and emotional intelligence with an attitude of foster family/adoptive children and children placed in them. Additionally, it analyzed aspects concerning social assistance. They addressed the issue of relationship of these variables with a willingness to act as a surrogate parent or adoption. The results of the copyright study conducted on a group of 100 people shows that there is a positive correlation between the two variables together with increased levels of self-esteem or emotional intelligence increases positive attitude towards foster care and social assistance. The conclusions are valuable practical guidance in the diagnosis of candidates for foster families, adoption, support and the relationship of personal predisposition to help others and the perception of their problems.