Individualization in the upbringing of an anti-victim personality through physical education and sports

Abstract

This article deals with the issue of the individualization of education in the context of the concept of anti-victim personality. The most undeveloped aspect of the individualization of education is the question of the use of physical education and sports as tools in the education of an anti-victim personality. The study used structured interviews in conjunction with victimological analysis. Statistical processing of the material was carried out using the nonparametric Pearson criterion χ2. Four groups of study participants were identified according to their level of awareness of the importance of physical development. Only the “active” athletes had anti-victim attitudes toward difficulties and failures in physical education and sporting activities. This proves that one of the ways to form an anti-victim personality in sports is to consciously overcome difficulties and increase levels of self-esteem.