SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY

The self-regulation is considered by the author as a general ability of the person. The levels of self-regulation relating to any professional activity, and corresponding to these levels self-regulatory capacities are distinguished: 1) psychophysiological - the ability for self-regulation of emotion...

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Main Author: G V Ozhiganova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) 2016-12-01
Series:RUDN Journal of Psychology and Pedagogics
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Online Access:http://journals.rudn.ru/psychology-pedagogics/article/view/15108
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description The self-regulation is considered by the author as a general ability of the person. The levels of self-regulation relating to any professional activity, and corresponding to these levels self-regulatory capacities are distinguished: 1) psychophysiological - the ability for self-regulation of emotional and psycho- physiological states; 2) socio-psychological - the ability for self-regulation in the process of social interaction; 3) psychological (the ability to regulate activities; the capacity for personal self-control);spiritual - the highest capacity for self-regulation due to the higher values and meanings of existence. Self-regulation at the highest spiritual level is considered in this research in connection with the actualization of higher self-regulatory capacities, leading to self-realization of the person including professional activity. Processes, levels, components of self-regulation, associated with different conditions of professional activities (for example, in extreme situations), as well as with different types of professions (teachers, sales managers, etc.) are described. A particular attention is given to self- regulation in the teaching activities: levels, techniques of teachers’ self-regulatory skills are presented; the importance of teachers’ personal self-regulation is emphasized, because it determines self-development, self-improvement and self-fulfillment in their chosen profession, and is associated with the manifestation of higher self-regulatory capacities. It is noted that in the process of professional activities different levels and types of self-regulation are demanded. The self-regulation in professional activities is carried out due to various self-regulatory capabilities - from simple to complex, including the highest.
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spelling doaj.art-85ff0f48b5a942e5b6ca31facf9e61162022-12-22T03:19:41ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)RUDN Journal of Psychology and Pedagogics2313-16832313-17052016-12-0104374614626SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITYG V Ozhiganova0Лаборатория психологии способностей и ментальных ресурсов Институт психологии РАНThe self-regulation is considered by the author as a general ability of the person. The levels of self-regulation relating to any professional activity, and corresponding to these levels self-regulatory capacities are distinguished: 1) psychophysiological - the ability for self-regulation of emotional and psycho- physiological states; 2) socio-psychological - the ability for self-regulation in the process of social interaction; 3) psychological (the ability to regulate activities; the capacity for personal self-control);spiritual - the highest capacity for self-regulation due to the higher values and meanings of existence. Self-regulation at the highest spiritual level is considered in this research in connection with the actualization of higher self-regulatory capacities, leading to self-realization of the person including professional activity. Processes, levels, components of self-regulation, associated with different conditions of professional activities (for example, in extreme situations), as well as with different types of professions (teachers, sales managers, etc.) are described. A particular attention is given to self- regulation in the teaching activities: levels, techniques of teachers’ self-regulatory skills are presented; the importance of teachers’ personal self-regulation is emphasized, because it determines self-development, self-improvement and self-fulfillment in their chosen profession, and is associated with the manifestation of higher self-regulatory capacities. It is noted that in the process of professional activities different levels and types of self-regulation are demanded. The self-regulation in professional activities is carried out due to various self-regulatory capabilities - from simple to complex, including the highest.http://journals.rudn.ru/psychology-pedagogics/article/view/15108уровни саморегуляцииличностная саморегуляциявысшие саморегулятивные способностирегуляция профессиональной деятельности
spellingShingle G V Ozhiganova
SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
RUDN Journal of Psychology and Pedagogics
уровни саморегуляции
личностная саморегуляция
высшие саморегулятивные способности
регуляция профессиональной деятельности
title SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
title_full SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
title_fullStr SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
title_full_unstemmed SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
title_short SELF-REGULATORY ABILITIES IN PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
title_sort self regulatory abilities in professional activity
topic уровни саморегуляции
личностная саморегуляция
высшие саморегулятивные способности
регуляция профессиональной деятельности
url http://journals.rudn.ru/psychology-pedagogics/article/view/15108
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