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Влияние комплекса факторов на особенности адаптационных перестроек организма студентов первого и третьего курсов гуманитарного и естественнонаучного профиля

Влияние комплекса факторов на особенности адаптационных перестроек организма студентов первого и третьего курсов гуманитарного и естественнонаучного профиля

Abstract

Studied changes in indicators of physiological and socio-psychological adaptive rearrangements organism students in the humanities and natural-science faculties in the period of study in high school under the influence of the complex internal and external factors (the specialization of pre-university education, specific training for faculty, individually-typological features and lifestyle of students, motivation for training) on the first and third year. The study identified specific set of factors that influence the formation of the adaptive responses of the organism to the learning process of the students from different faculties. Revealed features in the formation of specific adaptive responses of the students of biological and historical faculties possible to predict the success of training to enroll in college and to determine the optimal strategy of training activities in the departments of humanities and natural-science profile.

Проведено изучение изменений показателей физиологических и социально-психологических адаптивных перестроек организма студентов гуманитарного и естественно-научного факультетов в период обучения в вузе под влиянием комплекса внешних и внутренних факторов (профильность довузовского обучения, специфика обучения на факультете, индивидуально-типологические особенности и образ жизни студентов, мотивации на обучение) на первом и третьем курсе. В ходе исследования выявлены специфичные комплексы факторов, оказывающие влияние на формирование адаптивных реакций организма к процессу обучения у студентов на разных факультетах. Выявленные особенности в формировании специфических адаптивных реакций у студентов биологического и исторического факультетов позволят прогнозировать успешность обучения при поступлении в вуз и определять оптимальную стратегию учебной деятельности на факультетах гуманитарного и естественно-научного профиля.

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ФАКТОРЫ АДАПТАЦИИ, ПОКАЗАТЕЛИ АДАПТАЦИИ К ОБУЧЕНИЮ, СТУДЕНТЫ

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