ATTRIBUTIVE BEHAVIOR OF PERSONALITY AS A PHENOMENON OF COMMUNICATIVE RELATIONSIP AND ITS DESCRIPTIVE CARACTERISTICS

Abstract

It is argued that attributive behavior has a communicative nature, according to which communicators build their actions in accordance with the simulation of the situation, taking into account their perception of the identity of other participants. Each of the participants takes into account the peculiarities of their perception of the other on the basis of imaginary penetration into his inner world. The degree of coincidence of the idea of the correspondence of the desired development of events with their actual course causes the emergence of communicators associative / dissociative mental states, which are considered in terms of unity of attitude to another and the expression of this attitude in relevant communicative actions. Consideration of communication as a process regulated by communicators on the basis of subjective interpretation of what is happening and what differs to some extent from the objectively given, allowed to call such behavior attributive behavior. Since behavioral activity is not a simple exchange of actions in the context of the objective logic of the situation, so all behavior is, in fact, an explication of the internal plan, formed under the influence of their own tactical moves and attempts to solve the same partner by resorting to intuitive thinking about the reasons for making a decision. The article considers the descriptive characteristics of attributive behavior based on the sign of associativity / dissociativeness, which form communicative tasks: a) associative plan, where the contextual feature is the signs of conventionalization, conformity, affiliation, forgiveness, a certain timidity in expression; b) dissociative plan, which is characterized by manifestations of alienation, protest, paradoxicality, nonconformity, quasi-nonconformity, suggestiveness, exposing. The stimulus of attributive activity is the communicator's attentiveness to statements.