2013
DOI: 10.11621/npj.2013.0404
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Representations of success in today’s adolescents

Abstract: В статье освещены различные подходы к определению понятия «успех» и дана классификация видов успеха, основанная на работах социальных психологов и социологов. Рассмотрены результаты пилотажного исследования представлений об успехе современных подростков. Выделены семантические универсалии, описывающие понятие «успех», и представлены наиболее значимые для подростков характеристики успеха. Использование разработанной нами методики «Определение успеха» показало, что, по мнению подростков, понятию «успех» больше в… Show more

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“…The quantitative studies consisted of two homogenous subsets investigating perceptions of success in Russian or American youth. Russian adolescents linked success most strongly with goal achievement followed by satisfaction (related to feeling proud of their performance or effort), personal growth, self-actualisation (realisation of their talents or skills), the ability to overcome obstacles (suggesting that success is the result of hard work and effort rather than luck), and well-deserved happiness or joy (Bukhalenkova, 2013;Bukhalenkova & Karabanova, 2018aKarabanova & Bukhalenkova, 2016). Status, popularity, and fame were less important.…”
Section: Success Perceptions: Quantitative Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The quantitative studies consisted of two homogenous subsets investigating perceptions of success in Russian or American youth. Russian adolescents linked success most strongly with goal achievement followed by satisfaction (related to feeling proud of their performance or effort), personal growth, self-actualisation (realisation of their talents or skills), the ability to overcome obstacles (suggesting that success is the result of hard work and effort rather than luck), and well-deserved happiness or joy (Bukhalenkova, 2013;Bukhalenkova & Karabanova, 2018aKarabanova & Bukhalenkova, 2016). Status, popularity, and fame were less important.…”
Section: Success Perceptions: Quantitative Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three studies also investigated teenagers images of success asking participants to describe people who they considered to be successful (Bukhalenkova, 2013;Bukhalenkova & Karabanova, 2018a;Joos, 2003). Two of these were of Russian origin (Bukhalenkova, 2013;Bukhalenkova & Karabanova, 2018a; Table 1) whilst the third was an American study (Joos, 2003; Table 2).…”
Section: Images Of Successmentioning
confidence: 99%
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