The Level of Personality Self-Realization as a Predictor of its Positive Self-Attitude and Subjective Happiness
The article examines the phenomenon of personality self-realization, its levels in various spheres (personal, professional, social) and their influence on its positive self-attitude, experience of happiness, subjective well-being. Positive self-attitude is explored using the concept of “Self-compassion”. The negative relationship and mutual influence of the level of personal self-realization and self-criticism of adults as one of the subscales of this concept is analyzed. The average values of the characteristics of the self-realized personality image, most often noted by the respondents, are presented. A description of the results of the relationship and mutual influence of the levels of self-realization, subjective well-being and happiness with the respondents' ideas about the characteristics of a highly self-realized personality and the assessment of their own characteristics, as well as differences in these assessments, is given. The positive influence of similarity in the ideas about oneself and about a self-realized personality is described in such characteristics as responsibility, calmness, usefulness, inspiration for their experience of happiness.