Professional consciousness as a factor in the regulation of the professional activity of atterneys

Abstract

In that article is considered the professional consciousness and its development in the activity of attorney. It was opening the psychological analysis of the special advocate’s activity. The professional consciousness of advocate is characterized like an insight intellectual subject’s model, in what from the one hand describes the sense of the law norms of society, and from another hand is formed the programs purposeful law’s executive activity. In the professional consciousness of the personality of the attorney are connected display and regulatory areas of the psyche. The psychological mechanism of interaction of the reflective (theoretical) sphere of professional consciousness with its regulatory sphere is extremely complicated, but it is revealed through the methods of system analysis. One example of the use of system-activity analysis can serve as the theory of phased formation of mental activities (P. Ya Halperin). The use of this method allows deeper to reveal the stages of development of professional consciousness of the attorney’s personality. The professional activity of an attorney is characterized by an extraordinary variety of solvable tasks. This activity is primarily related to the norms of law, and some of its types contain the following concepts: law enforcement activities, human rights activities, and so on. In that article is considered the professional consciousness and its development in the activity of attorney. It was opening the psychological analysis of the special advocate’s activity. The professional consciousness of advocate is characterized like an insight intellectual subject’s model, in what from the one hand describes the sense of the law norms of society, and from another hand is formed the programs purposeful law’s executive activity. In the professional consciousness of the personality of the attorney are connected display and regulatory areas of the psyche. The psychological mechanism of interaction of the reflective (theoretical) sphere of professional consciousness with its regulatory sphere is extremely complicated, but it is revealed through the methods of system analysis. One example of the use of system-activity analysis can serve as the theory of phased formation of mental activities (P. Ya Halperin). The use of this method allows deeper to reveal the stages of development of professional consciousness of the attorney’s personality. The professional activity of an attorney is characterized by an extraordinary variety of solvable tasks. This activity is primarily related to the norms of law, and some of its types contain the following concepts: law enforcement activities, human rights activities, and so on.