Comparative analysis of reflection, personal maturity and self-actualization in young people with different types of loneliness experience

Abstract

he article provides a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the differences in reflection, personal maturity and self-actualization in groups of young people with different types of experiences of loneliness. Groups were formed that reflect all three scales of attitudes towards loneliness. Were studied various forms of reflection, indicators of personal maturity and self-actualization in young people. In this way groups of young people with positive loneliness, with a common experience of loneliness, and dependent on communication - differ in the type of ,,systemic reflection” and ,,quasi-reflection”. Groups of young people with a positive attitude towards loneliness and dependence on communication differ in terms of ,,general personal maturity” and "self-development”. Also, there are differences on the scale of general self-actualization, self-esteem, synergy, creativity, flexibility of behavior and value orientations