Volitional organization of personality as a subject of empirical research
Journal Title: Journal of Education Culture and Society - Year 2015, Vol 6, Issue 2
Abstract
The article deals with empirical research of stable characteristics of volitional activity. Volitional organization of personality is considered as a system of volitional qualities that are naturally connected in a particular person. Different classifications of volitional qualities and approaches to empirical research are examined. The survey results of volitional qualities of students are investigated. The possibilities of reflexive methods in the research of volitional organization of personality are analyzed.
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Karina Shamlyan
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- DOI 10.15503/jecs20152.257.267
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