The Phenomenon of Bullying in the Context of Personality Socialization

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29038/2306-3971-2020-02-24-29

Keywords:

personality, socialization, personalization, self-identification, bullying, personality formation

Abstract

. The article attempts to analyze the category of "bullying" as a socio-philosophical phenomenon. It is determined that the young generation broadcasts exactly the values that are formed through interaction with the environment, the society in which it grows up. Personality value orientations are characterized as elements of the internal (dispositional) structure of personality, formed and consolidated by the life experience of the individual in the process of socialization. And the formation of personality in a child involves assimilation of the system of social values. It is shown that every personality has a deep need for personalization, which is the basis for communication and interaction between people, being realized in joint activities. That the personality continues itself in other personalities, "broadcasting" its individuality to others. The ability to personalization is provided by the richness of personality, the variety of means by which it can in communication and activity to make an impact.

It is proved that, on the one hand, the personality in the process of its formation, identifying and endowing itself with certain traits and characteristics, absorbing experience and forming its own hierarchy of values, is capable of violence, because it chooses it as an element of interaction in an environment whose values are close and related, and on the other hand, is a relay of society, which is close and related to it and through manifestations of violence as well. Bullying is considered as one of the factors of revealing the hierarchical relationship between the individual and society in the process of socialization, personalization and self-identification. Bullying is defined as bullying through violence in the process of personalization.

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Published

24.12.2020

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THEORETICAL PROVISIONS OF SOCIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS