Life-purpose orientation features of persons with "autonomic" and "dependent" types of subjective regulation
This work presents datum of study of life-purpose features of research subjects with different types of subjective regulation. Depending on the subjective regulation type there are three groups of research subjects are sorted out and described such as autonomic, mixed and dependent. It is revealed that the research subjects who refer to the autonomic type of subjective regulation set goals and they are satisfied with their lives and feel responsibility for aim realization. The research subjects with the dependent type of subjective regulation are persuaded that their lives are not under conscious control and they are not satisfied with their previous and present lives. Age specificity of life-purpose orientation of the research subjects is also described depending on the subjective regulation type.