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Title Civil Identity of Personality as a Marker of Psychological Security under Global Social Changes
Author(s) Tatyana M. Bespalova
About the author(s)

Tatyana M. Bespalova, Cand. Sci. (Psychology), Ass. Prof., head of Personality Psychology, Psychology and Pedagogy for Special Needs chair, Ryazan State University after S. A. Esenin (Ryazan, Russia).

DOI 10.35853/LAU.WS.2019.MD02
Section Multidisciplinary section
Year 2019 UDK Index 159.923.2:[159.9 614.8] Pages 223 - 231
Abstract

The paper analyzes the problem of the civil identity of personality in conditions of the intensive development of a modern system of social relations. The need for studying the formation of civil identity as a factor of the psychological security of different age groups justifies the relevance of the study. The study used an authorial model of personality civil identity. This model included these components: civil self-identification, moral attitudes, social distance, and personal agency. The sample consisted of 70 students aged 18–20 and adults aged 40–47. The author applied this model to assess the maturity of civil identity statuses – the achieved, moratorium, pseudo-identity, the forced, and the diffused. The results showed that adolescence is a period of uncertainty for the development of civil identity since infantilism contributed to this process. Pseudo-identity and a striving to distance from social problems calling for an active life stance act as dominant when lifestrategy shapes. Adults exhibit a more mature civil identity, a deeper understanding of the need for personal agency evolution. The correlation analysis has identified the linkage between the components of civil identity and statuses and indicated the necessity to harmonize personalities of both groups through self-examination, selfreflexion, and independent judgment that lead to the promotion of internal control and nationhood.

Keywords civil identity, psychological security, status, components, young people and adults.
For citation

Bespalova TM. Civil Identity of Personality as a Marker of Psychological Security under Global Social Changes. In: Perelygina EB, Zotova OYu, Drozdova AV, Tarasova LV. (eds.) Wellbeing and Security in the Face of Social Transformations: Collection of academic papers from the 10th International Symposium (Yekaterinburg, July 9–10, 2019). Yekaterinburg: Liberal Arts University – University for Humanities; 2019. p. 223–231. Available from: doi:10.35853/LAU.WS.2019.MD02.

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Funding
Submitted 29.10.2019
Accepted 02.12.2019