Trends in Personal Self-Development of Future Psychologists: Resource Aspect

Visnyk of the Lviv University Series Philosophical Sciences 16 (1):232-240 (2013)
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Abstract

Psychological resourceful as the main factor of personal development of students are analyzed. Results of empirical research of conditionality trends personal development of studentspsychologists their main personal-existential resources. It is established that the psychological resourceful provides the possibility to exercise “self-development with the tendency of increasing the positive qualities”. It was revealed that the main trends in the personal development of students-psychologists are such as “to become morepliant” and “to become more caring”, and students-psychologists – “to become more confident” and “to be more friendly”. Key words : personal self-development, psychological resourceful, personal-existential resources, future psychologists.

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