Essential aspects of the development of the sovereign moral values of the personality
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https://doi.org/10.35774/pis2017.03.104Keywords:
personality, values, future psychologist, intellectual values, life-purpose values, psychological sovereignty, formation of sovereign moral valuesAbstract
A nuanced analysis of a large number of researches between different areas of psychology in the article are made and on the basis the sovereign moral values as steady, personally meaningful, life-purpose moral formation (samples, concepts, installations) that allows a person to self-concept their own life and the lives of others are separated. The importance of sovereign moral values for the personality in general and for future psychologists in the context of the exercise of their professional training: contribute to the formation of the existential confidence (freedom of meaningfulness, values of their own existence), creative attitude to one’s own life, criticality to ideological influences, personal responsibility is analyzed. Based on the analysis of scientific papers of D. Leontyev, V. Frankl, M. Savchyn, S. Nartova-Bochaver and others, the features of sovereign moral values: the transcendental, displayable, adaptive, protective, physical, expressive, cognitive, harmonization are highlighted and the content is revealed. Analysis of the significant amount of scientific research on the problems of formation the value system in the period of youth gave the possibility to separate the types of sovereign moral values of the psychologist: responsibility for the life of another person; sensitivity, tolerance, kindness to the client; the ability to choose morally grounded methods and methods of correction; ability to defend their own honor, dignity, clearly understand their civil rights, freedom and responsibilities; readiness to protect its own independent moral position, beliefs, ideas; the ability to understand the meaning of professional work in the context of life; ability to act honestly, independent of the external circumstances etc.
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