Authors

  • Abdullo Abdurasulov
    T and MIBO of the platoon commander of military unit 28803

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.jasss.71528

Abstract

This article is intended to study the changes in the lives of young people undergoing military service in early adolescence, aged 15-18, the analysis of the age-related development of emotions, and problems in the development process.

 

 

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“PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF EARLY ADOLESCENCE”

Abdurasulov Abdullo Rustam ugli

Leytenant

T and MIBO of the platoon commander of military unit 28803

Abstract:

This article is intended to study the changes in the lives of young people undergoing

military service in early adolescence, aged 15-18, the analysis of the age-related development of

emotions, and problems in the development process.

Keywords:

Emotional stress, early adolescence, emotional upsurge, stress, defense mechanism,

future.

The period of early adolescence includes 15-18 years of age (students of grades IX-XI). During

this period, the student becomes physically strong, after graduation, can work independently, has

the opportunity to test himself in higher education, and achieves spiritual maturity. All this

creates all the conditions for the teenager to grow up socially as a citizen, find his place in life,

decide his own destiny and grow spiritually as a mature person. The personality of the early

teenager begins to take shape under the influence of a completely new position in social life, in

the school community, in relationships with peers, and under the influence of changes in study

and living conditions. Another feature of this period is that work and educational activities

acquire equal importance. Under the influence of existing conditions, specific changes, new traits

and qualities appear in the mental and moral growth of adolescents.

Today, the reforms that are actively being implemented in many areas in our country are largely

yielding initial positive results. In particular, the status and well-being of military personnel are

increasing, and the combat readiness of the troops is improving. However, along with the

positive results, a wide range of unresolved problems remain. One of them is the lack of

sufficient attention to the initial stage of being in the army environment, in particular, the

specifics of the formation of the psychological readiness of young soldiers for military service.

Army reality places special demands on the personal qualities of military personnel who begin

their service in the Armed Forces.

This is due to the new quality of communicative interaction, a change in the status of the

existential position, separation from loved ones, a sharp change in the rhythm of physiological

activity, a state of uncertainty, a negative perception of the near future. As a result, the flow of

control and regulatory functions of consciousness is disrupted, which can manifest itself in the

form of a weakening of attention, memory, thinking, rigidity of actions, loss of purpose, a

decrease in activity, a diffuse emotional background, negative emotions. In this regard, the

question arises of the need for a set of measures aimed at training military personnel in methods

of controlling and neutralizing negative emotions that disrupt the process of forming

psychological readiness for military service.

The cognitive processes of early adolescents become more complex and flexible. They try to

devote as much of their time as possible to serious work. Their cognitive processes begin to

improve and develop. They begin to think more logically about things, which indicates that their

thinking is developed and their speech and memory are also developed. That is why they express

their independent opinion in the learning process and in society. They are able to find the right


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solution by looking at the same issue from different points of view. In the development of

memory, the role of understanding and remembering the meaning of abstract words, logic, and

memory increases significantly. Although voluntary memory prevails, involuntary memory also

does not disappear from the experience of early adolescents. It acquires only its own specific

character, that is, it depends on individual characteristics. Early adolescents are more connected

with their interests, in particular, their interests related to knowledge and the choice of profession.

At the same time, voluntary memory plays a leading role in active knowledge acquisition,

reading, and social activities.

One of the classifications that comprehensively covers all periods of human life is the scheme

adopted by the decision of scientists from all over the world at a special symposium of the

Academy of Sciences in 1965. It is presented in Table 7 below. It is close to the classification

proposed by B.G. Ananev and the foreign scientist Birren, and is a generalized categorization.

Table 1

Indicators of the formation of volitional qualities in early childhood and their impact on self-

control

o‘z-o‘zini boshqarishga ta’sri ko‘rsatkichlari

Age

period

High

Medium

Low

formation Self-

control

formation

Impact

on

self-

management

Shapedness

Impact

on

self-

management

15-16

44%

42%

30%

34%

26%

24%

17-18

46%

44%

31%

36%

23%

20%


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Looking at the analysis of the indicators according to the results of the table and diagram, it

turned out that the group of test subjects had a high indicator of willpower: 44% (15-16 years

old), 46% (17-18), and the impact on self-control: 42%, 44%. This is reflected in their ability to

show perseverance in overcoming any difficulties. In particular, if we look at their results,

willpower is associated with the age and individual psychological characteristics of the

individual. It is worth noting that a high level of willpower also contributes to the development

of volitional qualities. It was also found that 30% (15-16 years old) and 31% (17-18 years old) of

the participants had an average indicator. This is explained by the fact that their willpower is

manifested depending on the situation. This situation is closely related to students' appropriate

and situational performance of learning tasks and socio-psychological conditions.

In the process of completing educational tasks or complex tasks of various types, positive or

negative qualities of will can be formed. In particular, high willpower leads to the formation of

such volitional qualities as independence, determination, courage, perseverance, as well as the

manifestation of negative traits reflecting the opposite. According to the results obtained, 26%

(15-16 years old) and 23% (17-18 years old) of the test group had a low level of formation of

volitional qualities. The following reasons can be cited: the complexity and richness of social

experiences mastered by the student; the successes achieved; the predominance of pathogenic,

rather than sane, thinking; the lack or limitation of the student's participation in the process of

social relations; the lack of development of self-development skills, etc. Also, low willpower

occurs as a result of the student's indifference to the surrounding world, their inability to take on

responsibilities related to themselves and others. This situation can be explained by the lack of

such qualities as independence, endurance, courage, perseverance, and willpower in the student's

personality.

How do young teenagers approach their profession?

This problem interests many. From observations and life experience, it is known that usually

boys and girls in early adolescence have difficulty expressing a clear, well-founded opinion

about taking an independent step in life. Therefore, when choosing a profession, they are

confused or take risks, not knowing how to act rationally and correctly. As a result, unpleasant

experiences, disappointments, and serious social and psychological disabilities arise.

Children learn the basics of science at school, every teenager gets acquainted with physics or

mathematics. However, not all of them want to become physicists or mathematicians in the

future. At school, they study the geography of the Earth, but not all students want to become

tourists.

The upbringing of will qualities in adolescents remains one of the important issues of modern

pedagogical psychology. After all, adolescence is a transitional period, when experiencing a

youth crisis, feeling like an adult to a certain extent, and in this situation, it is observed that the

lack of adequate recognition by adults causes various psychological problems in adolescents.

These are precisely the qualities of will, which require research and study from a scientific and

psychological point of view in a new way of thinking. In this regard, in this graduation

qualification work, a research study was conducted on the personality of a teenager, the

psychological nature of the will qualities, properties and characteristics that are manifested at

this age and that need to be educated, ways and methods of influencing them, and the

development of various psychological methods related to their correction, and the following

conclusions were drawn.


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1. Will can be considered as a structure of conscious control of one's behavior and activities by a

person, since will makes it possible to overcome external and internal difficulties in the

implementation of goal-oriented actions and behavior.

2. Social orientation is expressed as a motivational-volitional characteristic of a person, and

arises as a specific way of realizing the motives of the activity and the purpose of the volitional

processes, states, and qualities of the student's personality.

References:

1. Specific psychological characteristics of early adolescence. From the article by Murtazayeva

Sayyora Sanoqulovna.

2. Results of the study of the level of formation of volitional qualities in adolescents and their

impact on self-control. From the article by Khasan Qakhramonovich Yakubjonov.

3. G`oziev E. «Psychology». Tashkent. «Teacher». 1994.

4. Practicum on youth and pedagogical psychology. T.1991.

5. G`oziev E. «Fundamentals of pedagogical psychology». Tashkent. 1997.

References

Specific psychological characteristics of early adolescence. From the article by Murtazayeva Sayyora Sanoqulovna.

Results of the study of the level of formation of volitional qualities in adolescents and their impact on self-control. From the article by Khasan Qakhramonovich Yakubjonov.

G`oziev E. «Psychology». Tashkent. «Teacher». 1994.

Practicum on youth and pedagogical psychology. T.1991.

G`oziev E. «Fundamentals of pedagogical psychology». Tashkent. 1997.