FEATURES OF THE PSYCHOMOTOR STATUS OF PERSONS IN GROUPS WITH VARIOUS LEVEL OF SOCIAL ADAPTATION

In the present article application of a psychomotor identification method is justified - as the most sensitive to the slightest dynamic changes in psychofunctional condition of a person and as independent taxonomic unit of human personality in its integrative expression. On a comparative example of 4 groups of examinees of the various socially-directed importance, connection of their psychomotor status with their social adaptedness in the environment (success or not success) is detected. It is found out that athletes in playing sports have advantage against representatives of other groups, and even before representatives of combat sports in aspect of social adaptation - presence of communicative-reflective aspect influencing formation of such mechanisms as "identification", "empathy", ''prediction'', «mutual aid and interchangeability». And it leads to early education of collective solidarity not only on a game field, but also in any real life situation. The statistical analysis has allowed to allocate "border zones" of a social optimum which serve as a reference point for purposeful psychocorrectional work with "a weak link" in aspect of self-control and selfchecking of the individual and the person.

psychomotility, successful social adaptedness, insufficient social adaptedness, psychofunctional optimum condition, psychofunctional stability