2018
DOI: 10.18500/2304-9790-2018-7-4-333-345
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Regulatory and Worldview Factors of Various Forms of Social Activity of Young People

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“…Perhaps, professional (educational and professional) students' selfdetermination as an "accomplished fact" is a factor for initiating educational activity in the relevant activity sphere, which is distinguished by subjective significance and at the same time acts as a factor in limiting the manifestation of other forms of social activity. According to researchers [1], [7], [9], the process of social self-determination in the public (social) area implies the subject's activity in search for his/her own way of life. In this regard, social activity is an important factor for such self-determination.…”
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“…Perhaps, professional (educational and professional) students' selfdetermination as an "accomplished fact" is a factor for initiating educational activity in the relevant activity sphere, which is distinguished by subjective significance and at the same time acts as a factor in limiting the manifestation of other forms of social activity. According to researchers [1], [7], [9], the process of social self-determination in the public (social) area implies the subject's activity in search for his/her own way of life. In this regard, social activity is an important factor for such self-determination.…”
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“…In this regard, social activity is an important factor for such self-determination. Equally significant is the fact that through gaining the experience of social activities, a person joins various systems of relations, which contributes to a change not only in the forms of social activity, but also in the preferences of their implementation spheres in accordance with particular life values, its objective interests, as well as the requirements of the social situation [7], [9].…”
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“…Bocharova, and others). Each of these forms of social activity (altruistic, leisure, sociopolitical, Internet-network, civil, socio-economic, educational, spiritual, religious, protest, radical protest, subcultural) were thoroughly revealed in the questionnaire through the types of activity realized in them and related spheres of life [9]. For the study of students' subjective characteristics were used: a questionnaire for studying the structure of subjectivity by E. N. Volkova and I.…”
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