| Self-actualizing person (G. Allport, A.G. Maslow, K. Rogers, A.A. Bodalev, etc.) |
A person with a formed civic position (V.T. Lisovsky, Yu.V. Berezutsky, T.V. Abramyan, G.N. Filonov, P.A. Baranov, etc.) |
| 1. Freshness of perception, flexibility, openness to experience the new, the ability to live in the present |
1. Awareness of what is happening |
| 2. Deep personal relationships, natural trust |
2. Acceptance of universal moral values |
| 3. Autosympathy, emotional self-acceptance |
3. Self esteem |
| 4. Acceptance of others, sincerity |
4. Humanism of mutual relations of people, mutual respect, respect for the state |
| 5. Centering on the problem, creation of the environment for one’s own development, the ability to self-development |
5. Striving for personal and social development, harmonization of personal and social interests |
| 6. Naturalness, simplicity, wide border of I |
6. Recognition of the identity of each member of society |
| 7. The need for privacy, autonomy, non-conformism |
7. Independence in decision making and the ability to be responsible for the consequences of the decisions made |
| 8. Vertex experiences, ultimate commitment |
8. Diligence, determination, ability to defend their own and public interests |
| 9. Public interest, the desire to implement socially important ideas |
9. Realization of social values, social activity, law-abidance |
| 10. Creativity, philosophical sense of humor and self-irony |
10. High level of culture |
