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PROGRAM FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS ON A COMPETITIVE EMPLOYEE

https://doi.org/10.18384/2310-7235-2016-3-88-97

Abstract

This paper presents a conceptual approach to the study of representations on a competitive employee. The central concept of this approach is the category of "social representations". It is shown that the notions of competitiveness arise from the views about the necessity of having such quality as competitiveness, the ideas of a competitive employee’s personality and his activities. It is identified that competitiveness is an integral part of the employment relationship. Besides, competitiveness of a worker is to a greater degree conditioned by his personal qualities and characteristics of his activities.

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Yulia V. Verevkina
Moscow State Regional University
Russian Federation


Eugenia B. Filinkova
Moscow State Regional University
Russian Federation


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