Persons’ self-improvement as an integrated self-determined phenomenon

  • Serdiuk L
  • Penkova O
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The article discusses psychological principles of integrated organization of a self-improvement phenomenon. It was determined that self-improvement as a self-determined phenomenon is conditioned and mediated by a set of interconnected personal characteristics, including the value of self-development, integrity of life course perception, self-acceptance and so on. The article reveals structural characteristics of self-improvement as a self-determined system, the basic parameters of which include the value of self-improvement, self-efficacy and personal autonomy. Expediency was justified of an integrated study of objective laws of a self-improvement process through personal and value-semantic mediation. An important factor of self-improvement is a need for self-fulfilment that actualizes person’s potential abilities, supports internal state of tension, is the source of activity and self-activity, has a social character (social status achieving), can be formed purposefully during mastering of any activity.

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Serdiuk, L., & Penkova, O. (2015). Persons’ self-improvement as an integrated self-determined phenomenon. Social Welfare : Interdisciplinary Approach, 5(1), 73–81. https://doi.org/10.15388/sw.2015.28251

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