Experience in the Use of Role Impositions in Diagnosing and Counseling of Deviant Behavior

Abstract

The article analyzes different scientific foreign and Russian approaches which state the importance of basic unconscious roles that define cultural behavioral stereotypes. Scientists believe that deeper behavioral stereotypes are used to create an individual value system and personal attitudes. Authors propose a new way of diagnosing and counseling of deviant behavior by actualizing unconscious role mechanisms. The article presents results of diagnostics and counseling of a teenager with negative behavior in interpersonal relations field. Authors suppose that deeper unconscious representations of individuals that result from their cultural and historical experience become a stereotype of interpersonal role behavior. These roles are presented as deep patterns which differ by gender, age and mythological motive aspects.