employee from 01.01.2017 until now
Staraya Ruza, Moscow, Russian Federation
UDK 159.9 Психология
The features of the professional activity of the heads of the internal affairs agencies of the Russian Federation (hereinafter – heads of police) impose an increased burden on the processes of the functioning of the individuals, their productivity and efficiency as performers of labor. When a leader does not cope with the current professional situation, this leads to a certain imbalance in life, to the unreasonable and inadequate behavior, actions and deeds, to a negative neuropsychic and somatic state. Consequently, the head of police needs a high level of subjective vitality as an internal resource for personal and professional well-being. This study has been carried out in order to test the developed semantic differential for the heads of police, that evaluates a person’s subjective idea of their vital energy. 385 respondents took part in the development of the semantic differential, among them 41 were psychologists of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, 5 linguists, 339 heads of police. After the calculations of the psychometric reliability and factor structure, the proposed semantic differential has undergone changes. The proposed eight scales have been reduced to five: Effectiveness, Potential, Balance, Vt-s, Vt-d. With the help of descriptive statistics, the author has developed normalization of indicators.
leader, vitality, subjective vitality, semantic differential, psychometric reliability, factor structure
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