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ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЯ ПРОЦЕССА СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИИ. МЕХАНИЗМЫ ПРИНЯТИЯ РЕШЕНИЯ О ВЫБОРЕ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЙ И ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОЙ ТРАЕКТОРИИ

ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЯ ПРОЦЕССА СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИИ. МЕХАНИЗМЫ ПРИНЯТИЯ РЕШЕНИЯ О ВЫБОРЕ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЙ И ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОЙ ТРАЕКТОРИИ

Abstract

В статье рассматриваются возможности применения социологических теорий в исследовании о трансформации современных агентов социализации и предполагаемом влиянии этих изменений на формирование решения индивида о выборе образовательной и профессиональной траектории. Анализируются различные аспекты тематики и возможности интерпретации данных с помощью основных социологических подходов, разработанных в конце XIX начале XX в. Приводятся эмпирические примеры в качестве возможных иллюстраций работы рассматриваемых теорий. Делается вывод о необходимости построения комплексной концептуальной платформы исследования в связи с особенностями современного процесса социализации и его возможным воздействием на профессиональный выбор подростка.The article discusses resources of sociological theories in the study of the transformation of modern agents of socialization and expected impact of these changes on the creation of an individual choice of educational and career path. The author analyses various aspects of the subject matter and the possibility of interpreting the data in the framework of the basic sociological approaches developed at the late XIX early XX centuries. Empirical examples as possible demonstration of the theories operation are provided. It is concluded that there is need for a comprehensive conceptual framework of research taking into account peculiarities of the modern process of socialization and its possible impact on the career choice made by a teenager.

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СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИЯ,ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫЕ И ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНЫЕ ТРАЕКТОРИИ,СОЦИАЛЬНАЯ СИСТЕМА,ИНДИВИД,СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ ФАКТОРЫ,АГЕНТЫ СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИИ,МЕХАНИЗМЫ СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИИ,ТЕОРИИ СОЦИАЛИЗАЦИИ,ВЫБОР СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ,SOCIALIZATION,EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL PATHS,SOCIAL SYSTEM,INDIVIDUAL,SOCIAL FACTORS,SOCIALIZATION AGENTS,MECHANISMS OF SOCIALIZATION,THEORIES OF SOCIALIZATION,MAJOR CHOICE

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