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Psychological attitudes and business activity of subjects of economic activity in conditions of different forms of property




V.P. Pozniakov. Cand. sci. (psychology), sen. res. ass., IP RAS, Moscow

A series of empiric researches was made concerning social-psychological factors of business activity regulation in social groups differed in forms of property. The differences in psychological attitudes to economic activity in compared groups were found. There were revealed social-psychological indices closely correlated with the choice of form of property, appraisal and prognosis of business activity. There were emprirically distinguished and analyzed social-psychological types subjects differing with psychological attitudes concerning preference of forms of property, organizational and economic conditions of business activity, psychological preparedness to different forms of economic activity.

Key words: psychological attitudes, economic activity of a subject, business activity, forms of property, social-psychological types.

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