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№ 4 (232), 24 august 2021

doi: 10.25198/1814-6457

Pedagogics

Aptikieva L.R. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL REASONS FOR THE PERSONALITY DEFORMATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERSThe emergence and growth of professional personality deformities among teachers of secondary schools makes it necessary to study this issue in order to develop effective measures for the prevention of personality deformities. Purpose: to investigate personality deformations in teachers of secondary schools. Tasks: to reveal the concept of “professional personality deformations”; to consider the types, levels, causes and conditions of its occurrence; to conduct an empirical study of personality deformations in secondary school teachers (in order to confirm the hypothesis); to present an analysis of the results of the work carried out.
My theoretical study of personality deformation in secondary school teachers allowed me to formulate a definition of personality professional transformation (change of personal properties under the influence of prolonged performance of professional duties); to identify the types of professional transformation (professional — typological, individualized, general professional); the consequences to which it leads, affecting various levels of personality organization (physiological, mental, level of speech, style and external image of a person); levels of development of professional transformation (initial-subtle changes in personality; medium — significant quantitative and qualitative changes; deep-deformations affect the entire personality); causes and conditions of professional transformation (due to the specifics of the activity itself; personal properties; socio-psychological nature). Sample: teachers of Vozdvizhenskaya secondary school of the Orenburg region. Work experience: from 1 year to 12 years.
Conclusions. The goal has been achieved: personality deformations in teachers of secondary schools have been studied. The tasks are solved: the concept of “professional deformations of personality” is disclosed; the types, levels, causes and conditions of its occurrence are considered; an empirical study is conducted; the hypothesis is confirmed: the experience of professional pedagogical activity (the duration of its implementation) affects the emergence and development of the professional deformation of the personality of teachers of secondary school.
Key words: deformation, professional deformation, personality, teacher, pedagogical activity, profession, secondary general education school.
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Drobotenko Yu.B. POSSIBILITIES OF USING NARRATIVE APPROACH IN THE STUDIES OF PEDAGOGICAL PHENOMENAThe development of qualitative methodology in pedagogy is due to the expansion of its conceptual apparatus and the processes of integration and differentiation of the problem field of pedagogical research. When studying, describing and explaining complex and nonlinear pedagogical phenomena of our time, means are required that allow the researcher to identify the factors influencing the development of these phenomena; to show the cause-and-effect relationships of emerging pedagogical situations; to establish semantic and value orientations of participants in pedagogical interaction. Today, such means of research include methods of hermeneutics.
The purpose of the study was to describe the possibilities of the narrative approach in the study of pedagogical phenomena, in particular, to substantiate the research potential of narrative methods — narrative analysis, narrative interview, narrative essay, narrative metaphor and narrative research. I studied the defended dissertations on pedagogy for the years 2020-2021 in order to find out how often teachers-researchers turn to qualitative research methods in general, and narrative methods in particular. It is noted that the penetration of the narrative method into pedagogy is accompanied by criticism from a part of the research community, whose arguments are related to questions about the truth of reality conveyed by the narrative; criteria for evaluating the objectivity of research narratives; the procedure for conducting narrative practices and the process of qualitative interpretation of the data obtained. There is a need to develop an interpretive culture and prepare novice researchers to explain pedagogical phenomena, which indicates the need to search for techniques and techniques of their pedagogical interpretation. The results of the research can be used in the development of educational materials for master's and postgraduate studies, conducting various kinds of research and developing research projects.
Key words: pedagogical research, research methods, narrative approach, pedagogical phenomena, qualitative methodology.
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Lapina A.S. THE IDEAS OF A CHOLISTIC APPROACH IN STUDYING THE PHENOMENON OF ACADEMIC OPTIMISMAmong a large number of approaches in methodology, the modern scientific society is increasingly turning to the principle of holism, which has been considered anti-scientific for a long time due to its subjectivity and inapplicability to the study of properties, processes and phenomena of the natural sciences. Its application in the humanities, in particular, for the interpretation of pedagogical phenomena in modern reality, one of which is academic optimism, does not meet such a critical attitude due to the increased relevance of an indissoluble and complete perception of the surrounding reality. In this regard, the authors of this article thought it relevant to analyze the possibility of applying a holistic approach to the study of the phenomenon of academic optimism. For this purpose, first of all, the analysis of the definition of holism in a broad sense was carried out, which showed, in relation to academic optimism, the need to consider it as a multifaceted structure, the study of which requires the maximum number of projections. Starting from the opposite, first of all, the authors of the article focused on the most distant of them — the view of optimism from the point of view of a pessimist; in order to deepen into the essence of the contradiction to the holistic interpretation of pedagogical optimism, a generation procedure was performed from the practice of coaching. Further, the philosophical features of holism were identified and characteristics common to all holistic theories were considered, views were given on the concept of holism from a social and medical point of view, which were reflected in the phenomena of academic and pedagogical optimism. In conclusion, it was concluded that there is a high potential in the holistic approach for researching the process of forming pedagogical optimism.Key words: holism, academic optimism, pedagogical optimism, pedagogical activity
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Malyutina M.V., Solovykh S.Yu., Udovichenko E.V., Gorban I.G., Grebennikova V.A. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL MODEL OF CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS FORMATION IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROCESS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTSThe effectiveness of the formation of civic consciousness as a personal quality among students in higher education is due to various factors and circumstances. The formation of citizenship among students in the educational environment depends on the content and orientation of the entire educational process in all areas of training in general, and on the content of the process of physical education in particular.
We have conducted a theoretical study of psychological and pedagogical approaches to the formation of civic consciousness based on the theory of personality and activity, general scientific principles of the implementation of personality-activity, system-synergetic and value-oriented approaches. We saw the insufficiency in the content of pedagogical approaches and methods, and conditions for the formation of civic consciousness.
For the formation of civic consciousness among students at the university in the process of physical education, we have developed a set of pedagogical conditions necessary and sufficient for the implementation of the methodology for the formation of civic consciousness. The methodological aspect included the theoretical foundations of the formation of civic consciousness. This is the study of special literature, lectures, conversations, debates and discussions and practical exercises. Special attention was paid during the implementation of our program to practice-oriented classes, where an individual approach was applied and independent activity of students was stimulated.
We conducted an experiment in which two groups of 20 third-year ISGIM students took part. As a result of the experimental work, we determined the levels and criteria for the formation of civic consciousness among students in the experimental and control groups, which allowed us to conclude about the effectiveness of the methodology that was applied in the educational practice of the discipline “Physical Culture”.
Key words: civic education, theory and methodology of physical culture, educational process at the university.
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Musafirov M.K., Kargapoltseva N.A. HISTORICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE SOVIET EXTRACURRICULAR EDUCATION GENESIS OF ORENBURG REGION IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE XX CENTURY AS AN INSTITUTION OF HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATIONToday, in the period of technological and socio-economic transformation, the issues of the development of the education system are among the highest priorities, since without them it is impossible to carry out a successful transformation and adaptation to the new reality of the fourth industrial revolution and the transition to a post-information society. For the successful implementation of innovations in the field of national education, it is necessary to take into account the existing experience of implementing systemic innovations in the field of national education. This, in turn, actualizes the historical and pedagogical study of Soviet extracurricular education as the most important institution for the upbringing of the younger generation and the development of human capital, including in the regional aspect.
The purpose of our research was a theoretical understanding and analysis of the process of development of the Soviet extracurricular education of Orenburg region in the second half of the XX century. Based on a comprehensive analysis of unpublished archival documents and scientific literature on the development of extracurricular education in the Soviet Union, its trends and key areas of development were identified. Fundamentally new in the results of our research is the characteristic of the genesis of the Soviet extracurricular education of Orenburg region in the second half of the XX century. The paper considers in detail the socio-economic transformations, the policy of the Soviet state authorities that influenced the genesis of the regional educational system under study.
The paper identified the existing trends in the development of extracurricular education in Orenburg region in the second half of the XX century, which include: the formation of the experience of regional Soviet extracurricular education, the development of human resources, the expansion of the network of extracurricular institutions.
Key words: USSR, Orenburg region, extracurricular education, development problems, challenges.
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Sakharova N.S., Kirillova I.N. PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS IN THE ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION COURSE “TRANSLATOR IN THE FIELD OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION”The system of additional professional education is considered as an educational, information environment that has a high resource capacity. Interaction of the participants of the educational process on the formation of professional competencies, the development of professionally important personal qualities of the engineer of the new generation allow us to talk about the pedagogical support of the educational process.
We have considered the phenomenon of “pedagogical support” as a planned activity that involves assistance in overcoming difficulties in the educational process. Based on the analysis of the methodological literature, it was established that pedagogical support is the interaction of the subjects of educational activity; creating conditions for their development. The teacher in this process acts as a consultant, assistant. As a result of our research, the pedagogical conditions necessary for the implementation of the additional professional program “Translator in the field of professional communication”were identified. The following pedagogical conditions were proposed: axiologization of the content of education; disclosure of the pedagogical potential of intersubject integration; development of intersubject interaction “teacher — student — group of students”.
As our research has shown, the pedagogical support of additional professional education opens up additional opportunities for the formation of a professionally mobile, in-demand qualified specialist, who has formed universal and professional values, is capable of professional self-development, effective interaction with partners.
Key words: pedagogical support, cross-cultural interaction, axiologization of education, value relations, interdisciplinary integration, intersubject interaction, additional professional education
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Turkpenova D.K. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL AND INTENSIVE FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODS AS A SUBJECT OF AXIOLOGICAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENTThe article deals with a brief analysis of traditional and intensive methods and courses of foreign language teaching. Teaching methods and courses have been considered as a subject of development of the learner’s axiological potential. The main aim of the paper is to prove that intensive methods and courses of teaching are not the subject of academic foreign language teaching as they do not develop the learner’s full axiological potential, according to the author. The main aim of the intensive methods is to reduce the teaching time, due to the commercial demand from the modern consumer. The author therefore describes the main traditional and natural teaching methods, namely audiolinguistic, natural and communicative approaches. These have been compared with author’s methods such as the methods of American linguist Paul Pimsleur and the Russian polyglot Dmitry Petrov. These approaches were tested and compared at different levels of foreign language proficiency as well as in different age categories. During the approbation the main axiological aspects were identified, which are developed through the above teaching methods. The article shows the pros and cons of each method. The author concludes by presenting his conclusions about intensive methods of teaching a foreign language. According to the author’s opinion, intensive methods can be effectively applied separately, together and complement each other to develop specific axiological aspects, skills, abilities or knowledge as well as on the development and memorisation of a certain set of vocabulary or grammar according to the topics being studied. Key words: foreign language, axiological potential, traditional method, intensive method, course.
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Shtriker N.A., Ganaeva E.A. DESIGNING A MODEL FOR THE FORMATION OF DIGITAL COMPETENCE OF A TEACHERModernization of education in the context of digital transformation is aimed at preparing a graduate who is able to live and work in a digital environment, taking into account the constantly changing value orientations of a transforming society and new requirements for professions. Government initiatives for the development of a digital society require changes both in the content and structure of the Russian education system and in special training of teaching staff to work in a digital educational environment. The insufficient level of digital competence of teachers becomes the reason for Russia to fall into the risk zone in terms of ensuring the competitiveness of Russian education. In this connection, the management of the process of forming the digital competence of teachers is one of the key areas of educational policy both at the state level and at a separate educational organization. The development of a management model for the formation of digital competence of teachers in the system of additional education is due to the new challenges facing the modern system of Russian education related to the formation of a digital society. The aim of the study was to develop organizational and methodological conditions for managing the formation of digital competence of teachers in the system of additional education.
Content analysis of foreign scientific sources, as well as Russian experience in defining the concepts of “digital literacy”, “digital competence” allowed us to clarify the definition of the concept of “digital competence of a teacher”, which we consider as the ability and willingness of a teacher to effectively use digital educational resources and information and communication technologies, manage them to create accessible and high-quality educational content. The model is represented by 4 interconnected blocks: target, meaningful, technological, productive-reflective. The most important feature of the formation of digital competence of teachers is the involvement of teachers in the system of lifelong education: formal (online courses, network forms of education); informal (teacher associations, mentoring, internships); informal (self-education; individual route of professional growth; competitive movement).
Thus, the results obtained in the course of the experimental work confirm the assumption that the process of managing the formation of digital competence in the system of additional education based on the creation of a regulatory resource for the formation of digital competence of teachers in the system of additional education as the basis for the implementation of state initiatives in the field of digital transformation Russian education; development of scientific and methodological support for the formation of digital competence of teachers; purposeful work to ensure the motivational readiness of teachers for the formation of digital competence of teachers in the system of additional education contributes to obtaining high­quality results in solving the set goals and objectives of the research.
Key words: digital transformation of education, digitalization, digital competence of a teacher.
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Il’ina L.E., Moldagaliev A.N. MEDIEVAL BESTIARY AS AN ESSAY CONTAINING EXAMPLES OF MORAL BEHAVIOR Our research presents a brief overview of the Greek tractate Physiologus and its translation into Latin, as well as Bestiary. The purpose of the tractate was the need in education of the younger generation in the Christian way. It is important to note that both Physiologus and Bestiary contained articles about animals that served as an archetype of Christ. People’s views on the reality that surrounded them had been changing over time. The authors emphasize the importance of Bestiary and point out that such works, which successfully combine theological, natural science and mystical articles, became a kind of means to restrain a person from self-destruction, showing them examples of moral behavior. In the Middle Ages, Bestiary was such an instrument that gave life-affirming examples and kept people from self-destruction. The presence of animals’ nature description can be considered as a kind of message from Nature to the mankind, a message which purpose was to remind people of their place in this world. Until the 17th century, poets, writers and artists turned to the unique contents of Bestiary. The authors note that people usually find in the behavior of animals what they lacked themselves or what they should avoid in moral education. In conclusion, the authors state that in every period of history, a person as an individual was either highly valued or highly devalued, and only nature never betrayed him. Nature constantly appealed to man’s conscience, patiently bearing his firm foot and moving according to the plan of causa causans. Key words: Middle Ages; Christianity; tractate Physiologus; Bestiary; nature and man; moral education.
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Arishina E.S., Lesher O.V. DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF A TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY AS A RESOURCE FOR DEVELOPING AXIOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF STUDENTSModernization of modern higher education has led to the transformation of the educational environment of a technical university in the Russian Federation. In this study, the digital educational environment of a technical university is considered as a resource for the development of the axiological potential of students.
The scientific research analyzes the features of digitalization of domestic education, defines the functions of digitalization of higher education; clarifies the concepts of the axiological potential of students and the digital educational environment of a technical university as a resource for the development of the axiological potential of students; the features of the organization of the digital educational environment of a technical university in the context of the development of the axiological potential of students are revealed.
The axiological potential of students of a technical university is manifested in the value attitude to educational and research activities, awareness of needs and opportunities, in the development of abilities to the level of productive activity, in the realization of abilities and self-realization. The digital educational environment of a technical university as a resource for the development of the axiological potential of students is represented by the regulatory and legal framework of higher education, the educational portal of a technical university with the personal space of participants (teachers and students), disciplines and courses, a student population registration system, electronic journals, a statistical reporting system, cloud storage and information processing facilities, as well as access to electronic libraries, online courses on various platforms of universities in our country.
Key words: axiological potential, higher education, resource, subjectivity, professional activity, creativity, digitalization, digital educational environment.
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Akhmedyanova G.F. READINESS FOR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY — COMPLETENESS INDICATOR OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAt present, the level of completeness of university preparation for further professional activity can be established by the completeness of the development of competencies. However, the development of competencies is fragmented across many disciplines and in this way it is very difficult to assess the overall progress of the completion of the learning process. On the other hand, the closer to graduation, the more important the practical aspects of training become. The paper proposes to look for a solution to these problems on the way of assessing the student’s readiness for professional activity. In this regard, the interpretation of the term readiness is considered and it is proposed to evaluate it by the probability that the student will fulfill his professional assignment at a given moment in time and under the given circumstances. According to the growth of this probability, depending on the duration of training, three types of student behavior are identified, differing in the alternation of the intensity of knowledge assimilation, which clearly demonstrates the advantage of a student’s work uniform without jumps. Further, the complex nature of the structure of psychological readiness is recognized, which includes various components that contribute to the successful implementation of professional activity. Among them are motivation, which determines a positive attitude towards one’s profession, as well as a set of universal and professional competencies determined by the curriculum. At the same time, it is emphasized that the process of professional readiness is finalized and, under appropriate conditions, is completed precisely in the student years. As a result, it was emphasized that the completeness of university education does not mean one hundred percent readiness of the student for professional activity. Therefore, it is enough to determine the readiness of the student by the acquired knowledge, the variety of developed skills and a given number of acquired skills.Key words: professional readiness, completeness of training, development of competencies, assessment by probability, motivation to learn.
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Mativievskaia E.G., Tavstukha O.G., Polkina S.N. DESIGNING AN ANTI-RISK PROGRAM FOR A SCHOOL WITH LOW EDUCATION RESULTSThe need to ensure equality for all students in obtaining high-quality education determines the relevance of the problem of developing ways to provide assistance to such educational organizations that consistently demonstrate low educational results.
Features of methodical support of school with low educational results are determined. Particular attention is paid to the design of an anti-risk program aimed at overcoming educational failure. The main components of the anti-risk program are named and their content is disclosed. The purpose of the anti-risk program is to organize the activities of participants in educational relations to ensure the successful assimilation of the main educational program by poor and weak students. The planned results of the implementation of the anti-risk program are a decrease in the share of students with the risks of educational failure, their demonstration of positive dynamics in the development of the educational program; increasing the proportion of students who have confirmed their assessments at all-Russian verification work, state final certification.The dynamics of measurement of indicators for the development of management decisions is carried out as part of monitoring research, visiting and analyzing lessons in order to identify the objectivity of assessing students and the effectiveness of used technologies. The activities of the school staff to achieve the goal and objectives of the anti-risk program include the following measures: monitoring the quality of education, organizing methodological support for the work of teachers on improving the quality of education, diagnosing the individual features of educational processes of students with difficulties in educational activities, developing individual educational routes for accompanying each student with the risks of educational failure, interaction with parents of students. The implementation of these measures contributes to the improvement of the educational result. The monitoring of the quality of education conducted at the school showed that the content of educational programs by students was fully mastered. The results of the state final certification show the stability of positive results in compulsory subjects and an increase in the average score of subjects of choice.
Key words: project, school with low educational results, anti-risk program, school risk profile.
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Tavstukha O.G., Matviyevskaya E.G., Muratova A.A. FEATURES OF THE CULTURAL PRACTICES DESIGN OF PRESCHOOLERS BY GRADUATE STUDENTSCulture is embodied in parenting traditions and the environment. The planning and implementation of educational activities on the basis of general standards without taking into account the specifics of the socio­cultural conditions of life do not allow to ensure the modern level of education quality, the development of abilities important for a modern person.
In modern conditions, the teaching profession is becoming more and more creative. In the process of mastering it, it becomes necessary to master the skills to design the educational process. The training of teachers should include training in the methodology of taking into account the characteristics of the socio-cultural environment, the development of the need for understanding culture, and the expansion of cultural horizons.
Cultural practices are an effective way to solve the problems of preschool education. In activities, thoughts, experiences, assessments, the child acts as a subject of culture.
The development of cultural practices is included in the practical lessons of the discipline “Pedagogical design as the basis of the professional activity of a teacher of preschool education” of the main professional educational program “Pedagogy of Preschool Childhood” (Master’s degree).
In the federal state educational standard of preschool education, familiarizing children with socio­cultural norms, traditions of the family, society and the state is defined as a principle.
According to the professional standard of the Teacher, the generalized labor function of the teacher is “pedagogical activity in the design and implementation of the educational process in educational institutions of preschool <...> education”.
Cultural practices are designed in accordance with the educational objectives defined by the educational program of preschool education, the partial educational program within which they are implemented. But the priority in the design of cultural practice should be the interests of children.
The development of cultural practices is carried out by students within the framework of the master’s study, which makes it possible to make it culturally consistent, to strengthen it in the aspect of reflecting the socio-cultural situation. The content and type of practice is determined based on the topic of the master’s study. In the process of lectures and practical classes, based on the study of program and methodological materials and the experience of preschool teachers, the types of cultural practices, structural components and their content are determined.
On the basis of the cultural practice designed by the student, professional deficiencies and ways to eliminate them are determined. One of the educational products presented for the defense of a master’s thesis is a methodological development, including cultural practices and methodological recommendations to them, including approximate lists of objects of cultural memory, familiarity with which contributes to the formation of the general culture of a preschooler.
Key words: education, culture, socio­cultural environment, cultural practice, preschool education, preschool age, preschooler, magistracy, graduate student, teacher, design, design of the educational process, design of cultural practice of preschoolers, methodological development.
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Charikova I.N. CONCEPT OF DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL DESIGN OF FUTURE CIVIL ENGINEERSA promising feature of a modern engineer is the ability and ability to think creatively, unusually. Only a thinking engineer can quickly respond to emerging issues, make the right technical decisions, including using the latest scientific and technical achievements, and offer new inventive ways to improve technical systems based on the search and analysis of the necessary information. There is no doubt that significant changes in methodological approaches, methods and means of learning are needed to train such future engineers.
Educational design as a combination of professional and personal qualities, which determines the possibility of life self­realization, and as an attributive characteristic of the educational space of cognitive development of future engineers, allows you to pedagogically implement processes and means of updating the content and technological foundations of training engineering personnel in the field of construction.
The result of this research is the developed concept of the development of educational design, which ensures the harmonious and synchronous assimilation by future engineers of both the subject knowledge by the profession of builder and the experience of the creative transformation of the technosphere and itself.
Key words: university, professional education, knowledge, design, engineer, concept of development.
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Psychology

Gulenina S.V., Strelets M.Y. ALTERNATIVE SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO IDENTIFICATION OF THE PHENOMENON “SOCIAL DECEPTION”The article analyzes the phenomena of social disinformation in the context of alternative sociopsychological approaches to their research in the real and virtual space of society.
The focus is on the so-called “fake” messages that block cognitive-oral filters and generate psycho-emotional reactions, phobias, covering significant target groups of the population in the form of “fake epidemics”. The problem lies in the difficulty of identifying the phenomena of social deception (and self-deception) and their effective exposure.
There are two alternative approaches to this problem: the first is associated with the perception of fake messages as “normal” and contributing to the adaptation of recipients to a complex, constantly changing media environment (postmodern concepts of J. Baudrillard, J. Derrida, J.F. Lyotard, etc.).
The second approach is based on traditional cultural values and mechanisms that make it possible to distinguish between the true and false picture of the world, its real and virtual subsystems (I.A. Ilyin, N.A. Berdyaev, L.N. Tolstoy, V.M. Naydysh, D.I. Dubrovsky and others). The authors agree with the second approach, which denies the cultural parity of any modern discourse and affirms the principle of demarcation of the media picture of the world along the line of its true and false content.
Thus, social deception and self-deception tend to be widespread, which is facilitated by: digitalization of all cultural forms and industries; an increase in the volume of virtual media communication (especially for the youth audience); the practice of organizational and bureaucratic use of “portioned” informing of the population, justified by its “unpreparedness” and “benefit to society as a whole.”
The task is to rehabilitate the principle of high-quality, true and timely social information, in order to overcome the crisis of people’s trust in each other and the administrative structure of society that exists in society.
Almost all political, economic and sociocultural experts note that after the pandemic, “the world will become fundamentally different.” The task of the humanities as a whole is to preserve its “human dimension”, which means, to resist attempts to establish social deception and other destructive phenomena in the communicative space of society in our life.
Key words: social deception, self-deception, virtual communication, personality self-presentation, trust, communicative and moral safety.
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Zubova L.V., Bendas T.V., Scherbinina O.A. ROLE OF AGGRESSION IN THE ADAPTABILITY OF SERVICEMEN OF THE FIRST YEAR OF CONSCRIPTIONIn the public consciousness, personal aggressiveness and various forms of its manifestation have a negative connotation due to their socially dangerous consequences. Nevertheless, in the professional activities of military personnel, some manifestations of aggressive behavior are considered as socially approved and provide them with an effective solution to their combat tasks. In this regard, the problem of studying the influence of the level and different forms of aggressiveness of a person not only on the solution of her professional tasks, but also on the process of entering the profession by a person, including the boundaries and possibilities of her adaptation and adaptability, as a result of the process under consideration, becomes particularly relevant. The practical significance of the study is determined by the frustrating nature of the conscription situation and living conditions for conscripts, which entails an increase in their interpersonal and intrapersonal conflict, accompanied by an increase in their level of aggressiveness, which can both facilitate and aggravate the adaptation process.
The results of an empirical study of military personnel of the first year of conscription are presented, indicating the presence of inverse correlations of the character and levels of aggression in them (as states, as character traits, as temperament, autoaggression and heteroaggression) with the levels of their socio-psychological and emotional-activity adaptivity; as well as direct correlations of socio-psychological and emotional-activity adaptivity of the respondents. The data obtained allow us to consider the nature and level of aggression in conscripts as a prognostic marker of the success of the process of their adaptation to the conditions of service and its result in the form of socio-psychological and emotional-activity adaptability.
Key words: socio-psychological adaptivity, emotional-activity adaptivity, aggression, aggressiveness, military personnel of the first year of conscription.
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