Persistence and initiative: system-functional approach
Keywords:
Volitional qualities, system-functional approach, initiative, persistence, instrumental-semantic characteristics of personality.Abstract
The article discusses the main provisions of the system-functional approach in the disclosure of such volitional qualities as initiative and persistence. They proved that persistence and initiative in personality structure are the most important components of personality. The key elements to the disclosure of personality volitional traits are its instrumental and semantic characteristics, including dynamic, emotional, regulatory, and reflective-evaluative component.
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