SOCIAL REGULATORS OF COOPERATION
The article presents the problem of cooperation process regulation. Special attention is paid to social catalysts, social inhibitors, and social stabilizers of cooperation. Being a social process, cooperation aims at developing further interrelation among the members of a particular social group in the process of joint activity. So it is one of the most urgent problems of any society. Special attention is paid to regulators disabling, moderating (i. e. social inhibitors) and promoting cooperation (i. e. social catalysts). The article gives the essence of social stabilizers, which are necessary for regular cooperation control and prevention from resuming inhibitor functioning. The article also points out that one factor may be considered both as a social inhibitor and a social catalyst or a social stabilizer, depending on the mechanisms and technologies of its usage_