ДИАГНОСТИКА ЛИЧНОСТНЫХ РЕСУРСОВ У ЛИЦ, ЗАНИМАЮЩИХСЯ СПОРТОМ

Abstract

The theoretical part of the article is aimed at the study of personal resources. In psychological science, the problem of personal resources is widely discussed in various fields of psychological science, both domestic and foreign. Personal resources are considered as the most important factor of resilience, allowing the individual to face the challenges of the time, they expand the capabilities of a person and make him more productive and successful. Each of the fields of psychological science focuses on the significance of the effect of personal resource mobilization. The empirical part of the article presents a study of personal resources in people involved in sports. Psychological theory and practice contain contradictions that indicate a lack of knowledge of personal resources as a complex psychological phenomenon that remains problematic and in demand in personal and socio-cultural spaces. The relevance of the study lies in the lack of development of the problem of personal resources in the field of sports. The hypothesis of the study was the assumption about the existing features in the specifics of personal resources in people involved in sports, development of the problem of personal resources in the field of sports. The hypothesis of the study was the assumption about the existing features in the specifics of personal resources in people involved in sports. The study involved 86 people, including 64 girls and 22 men, using the following methods: F. D. Zimbardo's Time Perspective Questionnaire, S. Maddy's Resilience Test, and the «Motivation for Success» method.»T. Ehlers, «Motivation to avoiding failures» T. Ehlers, the Level of claims personality by V. K. Gerbachevsky. The results of the study showed that people who are engaged in sports tend to think for the future, can enjoy work; they have developed the ability to reduce and withstand existential anxiety, are able to maintain internal balance, are open to new experiences, can set themselves more difficult tasks. People who do not play sports are more likely todepend on the opinions of others, turn to past experience, and an emotional component is needed to implement their plans.