Justification of the objectives of the study: the article discusses issues related to the present, faced by students and future professionals, as well as teachers and psychologists. Subjectivity is an integrative, complex characteristic of personality. The purpose of this study: to consider the concept of “subjectivity” as a qualitative characteristic of a personality that opens up the possibility of adapting to the challenges of our time. Identify points of underdevelopment for the prospects of psychological activity in this area. Research methods: Components of subjectivity determined the choice of methods. Accordingly, to study the level of subjective control localization, we used the J. Rotter test questionnaire, the Everett L. Shostrom questionnaire to determine personal orientations, and the diagnosis of reflexivity to study the level of development of emotional intelligence. A.V Karpova and the Toronto alexithymia scale. Research results: most students tend to focus on a structure set from the outside, focused on external, often alien personality factors, which does not contribute to the development of subjectivity, does not form responsible for the learning outcome Main conclusions. At the student age, direct directed psycho-correctional work on the development of the components of subjectivity is possible and necessary. For this, it is necessary: the inclusion in the process of goal-setting and planning of various types of activities; the creation of situations of choice and self-determination, social and professional tests. Such efforts will allow the formation of a modern personality that can meet the challenges of our time.
Justification of research objectives: One of the important components of a modern professional is the ability for high social adaptation in the context of teamwork and the promotion of their own ideas, products of activity in the labor market and in a wide sphere of social interaction. Often, a gifted person has difficulties in the system of social interaction and adaptation. This contradiction does not allow them to maximize their potential in their chosen profession, and also complicates the sphere of personal communication. These features are exacerbated in early adolescence at the stage of professional and personal self-determination. The identified problem determined the purpose of this study: to identify the reasons for the low social adaptation of intellectually gifted students through observation and psychodiagnostics; to identify current trends in correctional and developmental work; to formulate recommendations on the organization of effective psychological and pedagogical support of high school students in order to increase the level of their social adaptation at the stage of educational and professional training. Research methods: method of theoretical analysis and generalization; formative experiment; free observation in teaching practice; techniques: R. Amthauer's TSI (subtests 2, 3 and 6) and an option for adults of D. Veksler's scale; social and psychological adaptation of K. Rogers and R. Diamond; «Purpose-in-Life Test» (Crumbaugh & Maholic); methods of mathematical statistics: calculation of Wilcoxon's T-test; Spearman's rank correlation method. Research results: the selected diagnostic tools made it possible to establish that the main range of problems of gifted students is in the field of social development and adaptation. These results made it possible to determine the main areas of correctional and developmental work and ways to overcome them: development of goal-setting, teaching students to use their intellectual abilities to solve social problems. Key findings and their significance. The main areas of correctional and developmental work lie in the development of communication skills, increasing the level of social maturity through the expansion of strategies and tactics of effective social behavior.
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