THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM OF INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL SOCIAL ACTIVITY AND ITS FACTORS
The theoretical analysis of the specifics and factors of two types of social activity of young people is conducted: deliberate (goal-directed) and unintentional, carried out without a pre-set goal (un-targeted). The specifics of the determination of different types of social activity are shown, so unintended social activity is determined outwardly by objective factors. We refer to them those that act from the outside, predetermining the logic of behavior and self-development of the individual and complexes of socio-cultural, economic, political, professional, age-related, and not dependent on the will of the individual. circumstances. Intentional social activism includes internally subjective determinants to which we refer the attitudes, social needs and interests that shape the person's attitude to the external world and to himself, to the surrounding reality generated by the will and initiative of the individual expressing her expectations and intentions, as well as the activity and the preferred sphere of self-realization and self-affirmation in the social environment.