“…The others view the leading structural components as motivational-personal, motivational-emotional, cognitive-value, social-value (Kuranchie, 2021;Sharov, 2021). Finally, the structure of social competence may be interpreted as combination of cognitive-behavioural and behavioural components (Doktorovich, 2009;Sahuichenko, 2020;Smagina, 2010). Meanwhile, the cognitive-behavioural component is relevant to the subject of social activity, it includes knowledge about society and oneself, the ability to integrate them, social interaction skills, constructive ways of interaction in difficult situations; the behavioural component reflects the attitude to society, reproduced in the motivation, values and qualities of the individual, including motives for self-development and achievement, the value of "I" and the value of "other", social responsibility, awareness of life as a leading motivational trend.…”