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The Scientific Opinion №9 (Psycho-pedagogical and philosophy of science), 2020

ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION IN THE CASE OF SPORT-ORIENTED MINDSET

N. V. Dorofeyeva
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 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25807/PBH.22224378.2020.9.105.116
The  paper  examines  the  features  of  social  orientation  towards  sports  among  young athletes  in  top-class  sports.  The  difference  between  a  person’s  mindset  and  attitude is  substantiated.  The  work  analyses  sports  activity  as  a  mechanism  of  personality development and change. The paper discusses the inuence of the situation on social orientation, as well as the inuence of the social environment on the components of the attitude. The author emphasises the inuence of interpersonal interaction, highlighting the attitude of the athlete’s closest sports environment as a context for the formation of social orientation towards sports. The article also notes the special signi墿cance of the inuence of family on social orientation towards sports. The author considers the peculiarities of family education, positive and negative inuence of family, causes of sports exhaustion. The author raises the question about the inuence of family on the athlete’s continuation or retiring from professional sports, as well as peculiarities of the inuence of siblings on the athlete’s sports activity.
Key  words:  attitude,  social  orientation,  set,  sport,  athlete,  family,  interpersonal 
interaction.
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