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Psychological health of students in the context of anthropological approach

T.V. Moiseeva, T.V. Levkova
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Moiseeva T.V.,
Levkova T.V.
PhD, associate prof.
Federal State Budget Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education
«Sholom-Aleichem Priamursky State University», Birobidzhan
 
     Discussed are basic characteristics and mechanisms of development of psychological health of a person in student age. On the basis of anthropological approach, elaborated are fundamental vital tasks with ways for their realization in youth age. Also presented are some empirical data of research in alexitimia and coping strategies as characteristics of psychological health of student’s personality.
     Key words: psychological health, anthropological approach, alexitimia, coping strategies, self-control, self-realization, self-overpowering, vital tasks of person.
 
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