Typological personality traits of a safe type of behavior. OBZhD

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Fundamentals of Safe Life Activities (OBZhD)

К typological features of the LBTP include behavioral motives, goals and methods of activity.

Motives: communal-collectivist, encouraging a person-citizen to live in the traditions of mutual assistance, excluding getting self-interest from the difficulties, weaknesses of the surrounding people and not allowing a predatory attitude towards nature.

Target settings: constant production of the potential for the safety of the existence of a person (including himself), nature and society.

Ways of activity: minimization of internal threats produced (consciously or unconsciously) to oneself, and prevention (limitation) of activity that poses a danger to people and the environment.

Based on the requirements imposed on a person by the environment (nature, society, technogen), we can distinguish main features of LBTP:

altruistic, social-collectivist motives of behavior;
respect for the environment;
literacy in all areas of ensuring safe life;
anticipation of dangers affecting a person;
organizational skills in personal and collective safe life;
the presence of legal and physical skills to protect nature, people, oneself from threats emanating from external sources and from oneself personally.

Allocate the following conditions (criteria) for the formation of the LBTP:

awareness of the unity of nature and man in terms of energy and understanding by everyone of their role in ensuring a safe life on the planet, in the country, team, family;
mastering practical skills of behavior in situations of interaction with people and nature;
the ability to use one's own resources for a safe existence in everyday life and in extreme situations.

Thus, the concept of "personality of a safe type" means the ability of a person to safe self-realization in the world around him. This ability is based on certain motivational attitudes, volitional qualities of the individual and affects its emotional and intellectual sphere. In addition, the condition for safe behavior is competence in matters of ensuring the political, legal, social, moral, physical and other security of a person.

Authors: Gubanov V.M., Mikhailov L.A., Solomin V.P.

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