Субъективное Благополучие И Доверие В Контексте Психологической Безопасности В Современной России И Других Европейских Странах

Зеленев, И.А.; Прохода, В.А.

doi:10.14515/monitoring.2020.1.14

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“…Так, Луиза Коррадо [3] на основе изучения результатов социального опроса в 15 европейских странах определила, что доверие является сильным предиктором счастья. Данные о их связи получены и в отечественных кросскультурных и социокультурных исследованиях [4,16], а также на выборке пожилых людей [6].…”

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Research on the Relationship Between Happiness and Trust in Students

Пермякова¹,

Shcherbinina²

2020

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One of the greatest predictors of happiness is the satisfaction with interpersonal relationships. The basis of development of interpersonal relationships is trust. At the same time, trust is preconditioned by history and culture and has national characteristics. In Russia during the 1990s the social psychological phenomenon «trust deficit» of the population was formed, that was manifested in every sphere of life. Today the generation that grew up in that atmosphere of «trust deficit» has reached the college-student age. In this article the results of the study of correlation of happiness and self-trust, trust to other people and to the world, and with such personal characteristic as gullibility are presented. A hundred students (23 male and 77 female) aged 18 to 22 took part in the study. The following diagnostic tools were used: «Update Oxford happiness questionnaire»; «Cattel 16PF questionnaire (factor L «Vigilance»)»; A.B. Kupreichenko method «Study of trustiness/untrustiness of a person towards the world, the people, themselves»; A.B Kupreichenko method «Measure of trustiness/untrustiness of a person towards other people». The study revealed significant positive correlation of happiness and self-trust, with such personal characteristic as gullibility, and negative correlation with the trust towards the world. The students who are more self-reliant, who rely on their own resources and don’t rely on the help from the outside world appear to be happier.

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Research on the Relationship Between Happiness and Trust in Students

Пермякова¹,

Shcherbinina²

2020

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Conceptual Approaches and Methods of Psychological Security Diagnostics Abroad

Kislyakov,

Shmeleva

2023

Journal of Modern Foreign Psychology

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<p style="text-align: justify;">The concerns the problem of measuring the psychological security of the individual and society, which is regarded as one of the priority areas of psychological theory and practice. The article emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of psychological security, which has become the subject of personality psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, clinical and medical psychology, organizational psychology and labor psychology, and which apply various methods of psychodiagnostics. Conceptual approaches to psychological security as a value and need, personal and environmental characteristics, as well as an indicator of work activity in a team, and methods of its diagnosis developed by foreign researchers are presented. Some of the techniques developed in the 20th century have shown their reliability and validity and are still used in modified and adapted versions for different languages today. The methods developed in the last five years, which are designed as a result of growing problems connected with psychological security of a person in changing social conditions are also discussed. These techniques still require extensive testing of psychometrics in order to make a final decision on their reliability, validity and scope of application.</p>

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Relationship of conflict resolution culture and personal characteristics of future doctors

Shcherbakova,

Serdakova,

Sorin

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Obraz. nauka

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Introduction. The article is devoted to the study of the relationship between conflict resolution culture and the personal characteristics of future doctors.Aim. The present research aimed to examine the relationship between the conflict resolution culture of medical university graduates and the key personality traits that influence a doctor’s professional activities: trust and aggressiveness.Methodology and research methods. The testing method employed various psychological tools, including O. I. Shcherbakova’s methodology for assessing the level of conflict resolution culture in individuals, J. B. Rotter’s Interpersonal Trust Scale, and the Bass-Darkey test, a standardised questionnaire designed to measure aggressive and hostile reactions developed by A. Bass and A. Darkey. Descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression analysis, and factor analysis were utilised to process the data. The study sample consisted of 300 graduates from the medical faculty of Sechenov University, aged between 22 and 28 years.Results. Graduates exhibit an average level of conflict resolution culture (46.6), an average level of interpersonal trust (78.6), and elevated indices of hostility (52.73) and aggressiveness (53.09), along with a high level of resentment (59.58). Correlation analysis of the study data identified 14 statistically significant relationships between the components of conflict resolution culture and various forms of aggression; however, no statistically significant relationships were found with the level of interpersonal trust. The multiple regression model developed by the authors indicated that 22.8% of the high level of conflict resolution culture can be attributed to the low levels of physical aggression and suspicion.Practical significance. A significant contribution of this study is the identification of the relationship between conflict resolution culture and the personal characteristics of medical university graduates, such as trust and aggressiveness. This research lays the groundwork for developing programmes aimed at enhancing the professionally important personality traits of future doctors. It emphasises the prevention of aggressive behaviour, the cultivation of conflict resolution skills, and the promotion of effective communication with patients and colleagues, ultimately leading to an improvement in the quality of medical care.

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Субъективное Благополучие И Доверие В Контексте Психологической Безопасности В Современной России И Других Европейских Странах

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Research on the Relationship Between Happiness and Trust in Students

Research on the Relationship Between Happiness and Trust in Students

Conceptual Approaches and Methods of Psychological Security Diagnostics Abroad

Relationship of conflict resolution culture and personal characteristics of future doctors

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