2408-9338Research result. Sociology and Management2408-933810.18413/2408-9338-2017-3-2-32-471157SOCIAL STRUCTURE, SOCIAL INSTITUTES AND PROCESSESSOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF THE MACRO-, AND MICROSOCIAL CONSOLIDATION AMONG THE YOUTHSOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF THE MACRO-, AND MICROSOCIAL CONSOLIDATION AMONG THE YOUTHКармадоновОлег Анатольевичkarmado@yandex.ruКовригинаГалина Дмитриевнаkowrigina.galina2017@yandex.ru20173200

The article is devoted to the problem of interrelation of personal psychic organization and its social exteriorizations. Based on the empirical study, a stable correlation between the level of personal empathy and the capacity for empathic accession to the micro-, and macrosocial structures was established. In the context of these vectors, we investigated: 1) Priority social identification of young people and features of the macrosocial consolidation vector, within the framework of which the level of personal empathy and priority social identification are analyzed; priority norms of social relations in connection with the level of personal empathy; the level and direction of empathic attachment to macrosocial structures. 2) The level and direction of empathic youth adherence to microsocial structures, where the degree of solidarity within the peer / class community has been studied; features of solidarity within the family as a social community. The obtained data, in turn, characterize the personality's ability to form large and small communities, and, thus, to group solidarity.

The article is devoted to the problem of interrelation of personal psychic organization and its social exteriorizations. Based on the empirical study, a stable correlation between the level of personal empathy and the capacity for empathic accession to the micro-, and macrosocial structures was established. In the context of these vectors, we investigated: 1) Priority social identification of young people and features of the macrosocial consolidation vector, within the framework of which the level of personal empathy and priority social identification are analyzed; priority norms of social relations in connection with the level of personal empathy; the level and direction of empathic attachment to macrosocial structures. 2) The level and direction of empathic youth adherence to microsocial structures, where the degree of solidarity within the peer / class community has been studied; features of solidarity within the family as a social community. The obtained data, in turn, characterize the personality's ability to form large and small communities, and, thus, to group solidarity.

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