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SM ISO690:2012 KOVALENKO, Alla, BEZVERKHA, Kateryna. Features of the social identity of ukrainians. In: Studia Universitatis Moldaviae (Seria Ştiinţe ale Educației), 2018, nr. 9(119), pp. 161-165. ISSN 1857-2103. |
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Numărul 9(119) / 2018 / ISSN 1857-2103 /ISSNe 2345-1025 | ||||||
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The paper analyses the theoretical principles of the features of social identity, which made it possible to study deeply the problem of group membership, based on a questionnaire on social identity. The basis of the research is the theory P.P. Bellini [1], in which the emergence of social identity occurs from the moment of birth under the influence of the parent's family, but the maximum development it acquires during the interaction of rights in society, which later allows you to talk about changes in the relevance of the one or another structural characteristic of social identity. The family is in the first place in significance, which gives the person support for the realization of their own needs and self-development through membership in the group. But intercollective relationships are also significant, this makes it possible to find satisfaction, despite the strong sense of competition that arises. The article reveals the age-old peculiarities of the transformation of social identity. It shows that with age, a person does not lose the need to identify himself with a particular social group, which gives her a sense of satisfaction from staying in it. Satisfaction of this need allows it to better reveal its potential in self-knowledge and self-development, as well as to realize itself in the system of group relations. Each age group has its own traits, which characterize the formation of a person as a social person. That is, with growing up and gaining responsibility for the establishment of one's own career, family, political and cultural views, social identity is updated, which is subsequently not dull, but transformed into a desire to meet their own needs through the group without its structural connections, intergroup relations, and based on the experience gained. |
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Cuvinte-cheie social identity, reference group, group belonging, age differences. |
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