Insights into Anticipation Capacity Development Programme at Interpersonal Interaction

Abstract

The paper presents the experimental findings proving the need for the development of anticipatory competence of future non-science specialists as a component of their professional competence. The objective of the research is to improve the level of anticipatory skills of university students at verbal and cogitative and communicative levels via a developmental training programme. Anticipatory skills in a speech activity are considered as a factor of adequacy of communicative situations and effectiveness of interpersonal interaction. The results collected after comparing the features of speech anticipations before and after the training demonstrate how the development of predictive abilities at speech, cogitative and communicative levels contributes to a high level of situational adaptability in various communicative situations. The anticipatory competence training programme of future non-science specialists has proved its effectiveness. The qualitative assessment of changes in terms of anticipation at speech, cogitative and communicative levels has allowed toascertain the productivity of the proposed method.

Anticipation of Individuals with Communication Disabilities: Problem Current State Review

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Peculiarities of personality adaption to psychological traumas in neurotic disorders

“…1 Based on the results of numerous studies, it can be argued that anticipation abilities as a whole are involved in the processes of personality adaptation to changing environmental conditions. 2,3 Clinical, psychopathological, and experimental psychological studies have confirmed the role of violations of anticipation mechanisms in the etiology and pathogenesis of neurotic, psychosomatic disorders, and maladaptation of patients with personality disorders. 4,5 It was revealed that the violation of the processes of anticipation, in turn, leads to a mismatch of the adaptation system, and, as a consequence, to maladaptive behavior.…”