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TURLI YOSH DAVRLARIDA KO‘P OMILLI PERFEKTSIONIZM VA O‘Z-O‘ZIGA MUNOSABAT NAMOYON BO‘LISHINING PSIXOLOGIK XUSUSIYATLARI

ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ ПРОЯВЛЕНИЯ МНОГОФАКТОРНОГО ПЕРФЕКЦИОНИЗМА И САМООТНОШЕНИЯ В РАЗНЫЕ ВОЗРАСТНЫЕ ПЕРИОДЫ

PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE MANIFESTATION OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERFECTIONISM AND SELF-ATTITUDE ACROSS DIFFERENT AGE PERIODS

  • Nazaraliyeva Marxabo Xayitboyevna — Renessans ta’lim universiteti Pedagogik ta’lim va psixologiya kafedrasi dotsenti, PhD · ORCID: 0009-0006-1516-512

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Annotatsiya

Maqolada shaxsning ko‘p omilli perfektsionizm va o‘z-o‘ziga munosabat xususiyatlarining turli yosh davrlarida namoyon bo‘lishi empirik tadqiqot natijalari asosida tahlil qilingan. Tadqiqotda besh yosh guruhiga mansub 1052 nafar respondent ishtirok etdi. Perfektsionizm P.Hewitt va G.Flettning ko‘p o‘lchovli shkalasi, o‘z-o‘ziga munosabat esa V.Stolin va S.Pantileyev metodikasi orqali o‘lchandi, natijalar Kruskal-Uollis mezoni bilan qayta ishlandi. Natijalarga ko‘ra, o‘z-o‘ziga munosabatning sakkizta shkalasi hamda o‘ziga va boshqalarga yo‘naltirilgan mukammallik yosh davrlari bo‘yicha statistik ahamiyatli farqlandi (p<0,01): ko‘rsatkichlar ilk o‘spirinlikda eng past, yetuklikda eng yuqori bo‘ldi; ichki ziddiyat esa teskari dinamikaga ega bo‘ldi. Ijtimoiy hayotga yo‘naltirilgan mukammallik va o‘z-o‘zini ayblashda sezilarli farq topilmadi. Natijalar mazkur xususiyatlarning shaxs ontogenezi davomida dinamik rivojlanishini tasdiqlaydi.

Аннотация

В статье на основе эмпирических данных анализируются особенности проявления многомерного перфекционизма и в различные возрастные периоды. В исследовании приняли участие 1052 респондента из пяти возрастных групп. Перфекционизм измерялся по методике П.Хьюитта и Г.Флетта, самоотношение – по методике В.Столина и С.Пантилеева, данные обрабатывались по критерию Крускала-Уоллиса. Результаты показали статистически значимые возрастные различия (p<0,01) по восьми шкалам самоотношения и по перфекционизму, ориентированному на себя и на других: показатели были наиболее низкими в ранней юности, наиболее высокими в зрелости; внутренняя конфликтность показала обратную динамику. По социально предписанному перфекционизму и самообвинению значимых различий не выявлено. Результаты подтверждают динамичный характер данных характеристик на протяжении онтогенеза личности.

Abstract

The article analyzes how multidimensional perfectionism and self-attitude manifest across different age periods, based on empirical findings from 1052 respondents representing five age groups. Perfectionism was measured with Hewitt and Flett’s Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, and self-attitude with Stolin and Pantileyev’s method; data were processed using the Kruskal-Wallis test. Results showed statistically significant age-related differences (p<0.01) in eight self-attitude scales and in self-oriented and other-oriented perfectionism, with scores lowest in early adolescence and highest in adulthood; inner conflict showed the reverse pattern. No significant differences were found for socially prescribed perfectionism and self-blame. The findings confirm that these characteristics develop dynamically throughout personal ontogenesis.

Kalit so'zlar: perfektsionizm, o‘z-o‘ziga munosabat, yosh davrlari, Kruskal-Uollis mezoni, shaxs rivojlanishi, mukammallikka intilish, o‘zini qadrlash

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