Value Regulation of Personality's Conduct and its Disorder at Various Forms of Social Deviations
The article envisages the regulatory function of personality's value orientation system supporting to the socially-relevant form of satisfaction of individual demands. It characterizes preconventional, conventional, and postconventional levels of human conduct social regulation as well as fear, shame, and guilt as their correspondent mechanisms of social norm maintenance. The article also analyses the reasons and factors of discrepancy between real social behavior and personality's value orientations. On the basis of colligation of the outcomes of some researches there are described the peculiar features of value system at various forms of deviant activities.