- Скнар, Оксана Миколаївна (orcid.org/0000-0001-7883-680X) (2016) Communicational practices of personal self-consciousness development: definition and understanding approaches Наукові студії із соціальної та політичної психології, 38 (41). pp. 102-112. ISSN 2309-8287
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Abstract
Communication practices as a form of social practices can be defined as a way of representing the individual experience, knowledge and ideas, norms, values and patterns of behavior adopted in a certain socio-cultural environment. Their main functions are allocated as representation and reproduction practices; creating "a sense of clarity" communication and certainty, to a certain degree of predictability and sustainability of the social world and relevance of fullness and meaning of their actions on it; to link the individual past experience with current and forecast, anticipation of the results of certain actions, events, doings; create conditions for achie¬ving mutual understanding, agreement between the subjects of communication; orientation in space of social norms and values, socio-political, civic interaction. It was found that established communication practices lose their efficiency in unusual, crisis, uncommon situations; birth of new (transitional) updates the communication triggers reflection, "provokes" risks and appeals to the social responsibility of the subject of communication. The article emphasize that new practices contribute to rethinking of existing expertise (skills, abilities, conventional ways of interaction or problem solving, communication rules) and allow a person to find new ways of thinking, action, communication, preferably to address unusual situations, problems, challenges and more. The basis for communicative practices are primarily individual meaning and purpose communicative practices of consciousness "education" adequate attitude towards person, moving person to his or her own subjectivity.
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