Hierarchical Structure of Personality and Use in Practice
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Keywords

personality
structure
motivation
hierarchy
behavior

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Goroshidze, G. (2024). Hierarchical Structure of Personality and Use in Practice. Georgian Scientists, 6(3), 261–279. https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2024.06.03.26

Abstract

The article attempts to systematize the most acute issues of the organization of the person’s psyche, such as: the structure of mental processes, the structure of the personality, the structure of the motivational system, and other types of structures that deserve the attention of scientists less than other mental events and processes. Whereas an adequate understanding of personality structure tells a lot about the mental mechanisms that guide human action and behavior. Hierarchical organization of the psyche is of prime importance in understanding the structure of a person, which allows for a more adequate conclusion to be made in the assessment of human behavior. The suitability of the approach is confirmed by the possibility of application in practical fields. Among them, law is worth  mentioning as a field included in category of social sciences.

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