REFLEXIVITY AS CONTROL FACTOR OF PERSONAL COPING BEHAVIOR (80,00 руб.)

REFLEXIVITY AS CONTROL FACTOR OF PERSONAL COPING BEHAVIOR A.A. Bekhter Chair of Psychology and Pedagogy Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia Miklukho-Maklaya str., 6, Moscow, Russia, 117198 The article deals with the issue of coping behavior control. <...> The author defines the criteria, levels and aspects of reflexivity within the framework of personal coping behavior. <...> Growing economic instability, unemployment, personal problems and vulnerability of people facing challenges make them look for the ways to cope with this condition of helplessness. <...> Coping behavior is determined as one allowing an individual to cope with the stress or a predicament thanks to conscious actions and methods adequate to personal features and situation. <...> Considering theoretically personal reflexivity can be a control factor of coping behavior. <...> The research objectives are as follows: — study theoretic-methodological principles of coping behavior control; — determine and interpret coping behavior factors; — describe reflexivity as a control factor of coping behavior by defining its criteria, levels and aspects within the framework of coping behavior. <...> Studying the structure of coping behavior we designate its basic components: an emotional component (self-control of psychic emotional state), a cognitive component (cognitive evaluation, cognitive control, decision making about the choice of coping strategy, after-event review, etc.) and a behavioral component (the realization of adequate situations, strategies and ways of coping with a challenge). <...> Ab sence of situational analysis, inability of its reframing Absence of reflexive activity of coping situation, presence of destructive strat egies or strategies of escape Partial acceptance of personal emo tions, problems in controlling emo tional state Medium level of control and cor rection allowing to partially monitor personal actions A vague under standing of the situation, partial reframing of the events “Action” strategies are preferred ra ther than “specu lating” strategy High Choosing a coping strategy according to the previous expe rience and clear un derstanding of the motive Ability to recognize a personal emotional state, control emo tional expression and make a free choice between several be havioral strategies High level of control and correction of per sonal actions during the time of activity, high flexibility and mobility Situational analysis, finding a causeand effect link, reframing of the situation Strategies <...>