Abstract:People change their bodies because of many reasons over many thousand years. Tattoo, piercing, and other types of body modifications have found a new life now. In present-day societies, tattoos and piercing are associated with risky behavior, alcohol and drug use in adolescents. The purpose of the study is to study the psychological manifestations of body modification and self-destructive behavior in adolescents. 86 boys and girls aged 14 to 18 attending socio-rehab center were examined by Mini-Mult (SMOL) and… Show more
“…During last decades the number of research works concerning psychic states in different situations and kinds of activity ( [1], [2], [3], [4], [6]), their structural components ( [5], [7], [8]), semantic spheres ( [5]), mental representations of the state image ( [4]) has considerably increased. It is conditioned by the fact that psychic states fulfill integrating role in psyche organization, provide connection between psychic processes and personal features, unity of physiological, physical and psychic functioning.…”
Nowadays it is obvious that a person in any situation should be able to preserve self-control, be ready to realize productive activity and effective communication. While studying at a college a student should outline life priorities and the system of values, master new life experience and the system of own psychic states self-regulation, master more effective mechanisms of behavior. Student's further behavior and the result of everyday difficult situations depends on his or her ability to operate own experience and resources. Statistical results of our research work show direct connection between psychic states and coping-strategy of behavior choice by a student depending on the specificity of situation (everyday, crisis, complicated). The more difficult and personally oriented problem is, the more rarely adaptive and productive strategies of behavior are used. If a personality often feels tranquility, optimism, activation and readiness to act, he or she has higher opportunity to develop and use relatively adaptive mental and behavioral coping-strategies and effective adaptive ways of self-control.
“…During last decades the number of research works concerning psychic states in different situations and kinds of activity ( [1], [2], [3], [4], [6]), their structural components ( [5], [7], [8]), semantic spheres ( [5]), mental representations of the state image ( [4]) has considerably increased. It is conditioned by the fact that psychic states fulfill integrating role in psyche organization, provide connection between psychic processes and personal features, unity of physiological, physical and psychic functioning.…”
Nowadays it is obvious that a person in any situation should be able to preserve self-control, be ready to realize productive activity and effective communication. While studying at a college a student should outline life priorities and the system of values, master new life experience and the system of own psychic states self-regulation, master more effective mechanisms of behavior. Student's further behavior and the result of everyday difficult situations depends on his or her ability to operate own experience and resources. Statistical results of our research work show direct connection between psychic states and coping-strategy of behavior choice by a student depending on the specificity of situation (everyday, crisis, complicated). The more difficult and personally oriented problem is, the more rarely adaptive and productive strategies of behavior are used. If a personality often feels tranquility, optimism, activation and readiness to act, he or she has higher opportunity to develop and use relatively adaptive mental and behavioral coping-strategies and effective adaptive ways of self-control.
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