FEATURES OF THE SELF-ATTITUDE OF THE FREQUENTLY ILL CHILDREN’S OF A SCHOOL AGE (FIC)
Keywords:
frequently ill children, self-shame, guilt, gestalt-therapyAbstract
The article is devoted to the study of the self-attitude of often ill younger students. Self-attitude of FIC is permeated by a sense of shame; attitude to oneself is accompanied by a sense of failure and alienation from other people, the result is a “ashamed I”. Ontogenetic close to “ashamed" I” in the structure of the FIC self-attitude is, “I’m guilty”. Self-attitude of FIC connote bleak and unsuccessful.
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2016-05-30
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SECTION 5 EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY