The role of a professional psychologist in psychological adaptation to professional activity

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Hauptverfasser: Mirashirova, Nargiza, Ashurmatov, Muzaffar
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author Mirashirova, Nargiza
Ashurmatov, Muzaffar
author_facet Mirashirova, Nargiza
Ashurmatov, Muzaffar
contents <p><span>Adaptation to professional activity is the process of a person entering a profession, expressed in its goals, content, technologies, means of implementation, order and intensity of activity, production and labor discipline, organizational rules and norms, and flexibility to other requirements. It is believed that external assistance from professional psychologists, including instructors, reduces the difficulties of adaptation and contributes to success in overcoming difficulties in ensuring adaptation to the social conditions in which a specialist's professional activity takes place. In this sense, the peculiarities of adaptation to professional activity have been analyzed<span>. </span></span></p>
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spellingShingle The role of a professional psychologist in psychological adaptation to professional activity
Mirashirova, Nargiza
Ashurmatov, Muzaffar
professional psychologist, professional activity, adaptation, biological, physiological, psychological, social, socio-psychological, professional, adaptation stages, personal adaptive potential, neuro-psychological stability, communicative characteristics, moral normativity, adaptive potential
<p><span>Adaptation to professional activity is the process of a person entering a profession, expressed in its goals, content, technologies, means of implementation, order and intensity of activity, production and labor discipline, organizational rules and norms, and flexibility to other requirements. It is believed that external assistance from professional psychologists, including instructors, reduces the difficulties of adaptation and contributes to success in overcoming difficulties in ensuring adaptation to the social conditions in which a specialist's professional activity takes place. In this sense, the peculiarities of adaptation to professional activity have been analyzed<span>. </span></span></p>
title The role of a professional psychologist in psychological adaptation to professional activity
topic professional psychologist, professional activity, adaptation, biological, physiological, psychological, social, socio-psychological, professional, adaptation stages, personal adaptive potential, neuro-psychological stability, communicative characteristics, moral normativity, adaptive potential
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14769285