Keywords
success
Publications
Tolochek V.A. (2019). "Psychological niches": topos and chronos in determination of the subject’s professional specialization. Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 195-213
Relevance.The effects of self-organization of subjects and groups in their joint activities are not well understood. The purpose of the work is to analyze and systematize the facts of manifestations of self-organization in the professional activity of people in a limited social space and historical time (in organizations, in a profession, in professional specialization, etc.).
Objectives. 1) A description of the facts of self-organization as a phenomenon of “psychological niches” in the models of the labor activity of subjects in similar and in different areas. 2) Identification of the determinants of the effects of self-organization of human activity.
Method. Analysis and synthesis of diagnostic data by the method of 16 PF R.B. Cattell, more than 700 professionals (drivers, private security guards, heads of departments of large industrial enterprises) obtained in the author’s studies (1994–2017), and more than 400 civil servants in the diagnostic data in 1995 and 2000, by the method of 16 PF.
Results. It is shown that the personal characteristics of the subjects are associated with their professionally important qualities, typical psycho-physiological states, value orientations, and meanings of work. Self-organization in the professional activity of individual subjects and groups as a phenomenon of “psychological niches” is a manifestation: not of a single, but of a particular and typical; the multi-level relationship of social, psychological and biological adaptation mechanisms of interacting people in a dynamic social environment; “Multipolarity” of high activity areas of subjects, time consistency of periods of their interactions; effects that are more evident not in the productivity of people’s work, but in satisfaction with it, etc.
Conclusion. Finding ways to manage the processes of group self-organization of labor subjects, enhancing the positive effects generated by human interactions, and stopping (weakening, correcting) negative ones can contribute to the development of new resources for increasing the productivity of individual and collective labor.
Received: 12/17/2018
Accepted: 12/24/2018
Pages: 195-213
DOI: 10.11621/vsp.2019.01.195
Keywords: psychological niches;
social group;
profession;
success;
phenomena;
time and space;
subject;
specialization;
Available Online: 03/15/2019
Bukhalenkova D.A. (2016). Success in the profession in the views of teenagers about life success. Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 3, 10-15
The article presents the results of a study of ideas about life success of teenagers. The sample of our study consisted of 500 students of 10-11 classes of the Moscow schools and gymnasiums. The greatest attention is paid to the analysis of success in the profession on the implementation of subjects of projective techniques. The analysis of examples of successful people has allowed highlighting the most significant areas of professional activity, as well as basic assessment criteria of success. So, the most popular examples of successful people for teenagers are the businessmen who have earned the status with the development of computer technologies, representatives of show-business and politics. Analysis of representations of teenagers about their future in 15 years allowed identifying criteria that are most important for the adolescents in the assessment of the future success of their professional activities. Gender differences in perceptions of professional and life success are analyzed.
Received: 10/10/2016
Accepted: 11/01/2016
Pages: 10-15
DOI: 10.11621/vsp.2016.03.10
Keywords: success;
career;
adolescence;
Available Online: 11/15/2016
Rikel A.M. (2012). The aspects of social-psychological approach to success concept. Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 41-48
In this article author analyses the existing approaches to success and successful behaviour concepts, its factor theories and success models in different cultures and societies.
Pages: 41-48
Keywords: success;
success model;
success factors;
success types;
downshifting phenomenon;
Available Online: 03/30/2012