FEATURES OF PASSIONARITY OF THE NATIONAL POLICE OF UKRAINE

Abstract

The concept of «passionarity» introduced by L. M. Gumilev, describes active idealists, creators, people filled with positive energy, with active life position, appear in different proportions at different stages of development of the state. Passionaries are individuals who can make meaningful actions and not to leave places of inaction and calm indifference. Unfortunately, modern science has not developed a unified understanding of the essence of drive. Representatives of psychological science rarely addresses the issue of drive, but in the few works on this issue reflected the desire to explain the varied manifestations of the passionate behavior ready psychological concepts. For the analysis of personal qualities, inherent in pasalary was calculated descriptive statistics for four indicators of psychodiagnostic methods: personality questionnaire Cattell, methods of diagnostics of interpersonal relationships T. Leary, techniques «Level of subjective control», questionnaire «Samostoyateljny test». Summarizing the analysis of the personal qualities of police officers, it should be noted that they are characterized by the following qualities. Bright passionaries know how to build relationships in their scenario, lead other people, but not to lose sight of collective interests. Peculiar to them, self-discipline, responsibility, the ability to control their emotions, the desire to adhere to existing social norms and rules. They frustrating tolerant, able to withstand difficult situations and overcome obstacles take decisions based on moral norms and rules, prefer to rationally plan their activities. Passionaries are confidence, independence, ability to be a good mentor and organizer. They manifest the internality in the field of achievements in the field of interpersonal relations. They are characterized by the ability to appreciate its merits, positive qualities of character, to respect yourself for them, they see their lives holistically over time and accept themselves for who they are, regardless of assessing their strengths and weaknesses (perhaps in spite of them).