STUDY VIABILITY INDICATORS IN THE CONTEXT OF A PROFESSIONAL PERSON
The research is dedicatedto study the viability of an individual as a unique resource in the complex professional situations inspecialistslife of a different age groups, for example of the medical workers. Viability reviewed as a complexly structured psychological education, a belief system, contributing to development of readiness to manage the situation of increased complexity, consisting of three components: inclusion, control, and risk taking. The results of empirical study of resilience relationship as the personal characteristics of a professional productive strategies behavior in stressful situations and respondents age. In fact, despite the high sensitivity to organizational stress resilience of health workers is quite high, is associated with self-confidence and sense of control over present situation. In case of stress they do prefer prosocial coping strategies, asking for help and family support. The second strategy of coping, used by health professionals – cautious steps. The least characteristic of their antisocial actions. There were significant positive correlations viability of components with low susceptibility to stress, set a negative correlation with the severity indicators viability of respondents age. Respondents, aged late adulthood, control of the situation and adoption of the risk reduces the susceptibility to stress. Regarding young professionals, the resources of resilience associated with growing areas of interest and decreasing aggression and avoidance, for older ones – with the flexibility of behavior and activity in their work.