On the Formation and Prospects of Development of the Subject of Activity and the Relevant Forms of Self-Regulation and Responsibility

2020

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DOI 10.24147/2410-6364.2020.4.66-75
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Abstract

The formation of forms of self-regulation and human responsibility in ontogenesis in the article is linked with the increase in the measure of the “human factor” in an individual in accordance with the following scheme: individual (“Dasein” of a human) –> subject of activity (“essential forces ”of a human) –> personality (“generic essence” of a human in its individual existence). In the course of the analysis, conclusions are drawn about the characteristics of professional, subject-activity and partly personal selfregulation and responsibility and the reasons of their decline in the modern conditions.