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The fourth chapter analyzes the experience of developing and using standardized methods of empirical study of the characteristics of psychosocial development and the identity of an individual, formulates the basic requirements for such methods, presents materials on the development and validation of the differential of psychosocial development.
The first paragraph provides an overview of the basic techniques of empirical research of identity, developed on the basis of various theoretical approaches in the 60s - 90s. XX century., And analyzed the experience of their use. As the analysis showed, numerous attempts to develop sufficiently reliable and valid standardized methods for diagnosing the characteristics of ego-identity and the dynamics of psychosocial development did not lead to a clearly positive result.
This, first of all, explains the lack of attempts to adapt any of the described methods in Russian conditions. At the same time, an analysis of the experience of developing such methodological tools allowed us to formulate a number of conditions, the observance of which is necessary to create effective diagnostic tools for psychosocial development.
The second paragraph describes in detail the process of development and validation of the differential of psychosocial development, presents the results of testing the reliability and construct validity of the method, as well as the patterns of distribution of test results by differential factors revealed as a result of using the method in practice-oriented studies. | | << Previous | | Next >> | | = Skip to textbook content = |
| “Methods of empirical study of the characteristics of psychosocial development and the structure of the psychosocial identity of an individual”
| - “The implementation of the psychosocial approach to the problem of development in the development of the theory of identity”
The second chapter provides an overview of the main approaches to the problem of identity in modern psychological science, sets out the theoretical foundations of the psychosocial concept of development laid down in studies of the identity of E. Erickson and his followers, identifies the main problems associated with the refinement of this concept to a multidisciplinary level and its use in social psychological
- "Empirical verification of psychosocial theory in the main subject areas of social psychology"
The fifth chapter sequentially sets out materials devoted to the description of the process and the results of an empirical test of heurism of the modified psychosocial concept of development in four main subject areas of social psychology: social age psychology, ethnopsychology, psychology of small groups, organizational psychology. Analyzed from the above theoretical positions
- Psychosocial development
As previously mentioned, the most important tasks of youth are solving social problems: acquiring a profession, achieving a certain social status, creating a family. We single out and sequentially consider two lines in psychosocial development: the development of the self as a member of the family and the development of the self as a professional. The development of the self as a family member is interconnected with its socio-historical change
- Psychosocial development
Development of I as a family member. As mentioned earlier, the development of an adult involves the presence of several aspects of his self: personal as a family member and professional. It is clear that the development of these aspects of the Self is interconnected and each of them contributes to the development of the rest. However, in adulthood, some disturbances in the structure of the self become possible. The first is the loss of a personal self.
- Psychosocial stages of personality development
Let us consider in more detail the psychosocial stages of personality development, the stages of life, identified by Erickson. 1. Infancy: basal trust / basal distrust. The first psychosocial stage - from birth to the end of the first year - corresponds to the oral stage, according to Freud. During this period, the foundations of a healthy personality are laid in the form of a general sense of trust, "confidence", "internal
- Psychosocial development
Development I as a member of the family. To answer the question, “What does old age bring to the development of I as a family member?” it is necessary to determine what the functions of the grandparents in the family should be. Let us turn to the research of I. A. Razumova, who studied the stories of various people about relatives who are folklorized in family history [29]. People of different ages were invited to talk about some
- “Development of the main theoretical problems associated with bringing the psychosocial concept of development to a multidisciplinary level”
The third chapter consistently presents materials devoted to solving the main theoretical problems associated with bringing the psychosocial concept of development to the level of a multidisciplinary theory and its use as a theoretical and methodological base for socio-psychological research. The first paragraph provides a detailed justification for the appropriateness of correlating specific
- “Psychosocial approach in the context of urgent tasks and the main trends in the development of psychological science in Russia”
The first chapter presents the author’s view on the history and prospects of development of Russian psychology in the context of solving urgent problems of modern Russian society. The limitations are shown both in methodological and organizational plans, in modern conditions, of the historically developed paradigm model of the development of psychological science. The expediency of the transition to
- MENTAL DEVELOPMENT AS A PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: THE THEORY OF PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT E. ERIKSON
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- Studying gender identity using quality methods: focus = group
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- Ilyin V. A. .. Psychosocial theory as a multidisciplinary approach to the analysis of social processes in modern society, 2009
Abstract of dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Psychology. Specialty 19.00.05 - Social Psychology; 19.00.13 - Development Psychology, Acmeology (Psychological Sciences) The work was performed at the Department of Social Psychology of the Moscow City Psychological and Pedagogical
- ABOUT METHODS OF EMPIRICAL FIXATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF BIOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
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- Acmeological study of man as an individual, personality, subject of activity
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- Acmeological study of man as an individual, personality, subject of activity
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- Methods of scientific and psychological study of children's development
The basis of any science is the study of facts. The methods by which they are extracted, the facts are found out, called the methods of science. The methods of each science depend on its subject - on what it studies. Methods of child psychology are ways of finding out facts that characterize the development of a child. It would seem that these facts surround us from all sides. Every mother, every caregiver monitors
- The psychological structure of personality: man, subject, individual, individuality
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- METHODS FOR STUDYING THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
(Baranov A.A., Kuchma V.R.) There are two methods for collecting anthropometric material. 1. The individualizing method - examination of a specific child once or in the dynamics of several years, followed by an assessment of its biological level of development and the harmony of the morphological and functional state using the appropriate evaluation tables. 2. The generalizing method - one-stage
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