Relations between interpersonal tolerance and some aspects of self attitude in adolescence
The hypothesis of the relations between “self tolerance” and tolerance to others in adolescence is justified and empirically tested. The expression of the following aspects of self attitude are compared: self respect, auto-sympathy, self interest, and expected attitude from others in primary junior (10-11 year olds) and senior (13-14 year olds) adolescents (N=60), boys and girls. The strength of the following relationship is estimated with the help of Spearsman's range correlation method: relationship between communicative tolerance, hostility, acceptance of others and expression of some aspects of self attitude. The most strong positive relationship is found between inter-individual tolerance and self respect in all the compared samples