SELF-REALIZATION OF YOUTH INTERPERSONAL NEEDS AS STAGE IN PERSONAL ORIENTATION

Abstract

The article considers the problem of youth
self-realization. It focuses on interpersonal relations (needs)
which assist young peoples self-realization. The purpose
of the research is to show that satisfaction of interpersonal
needs will result in adequate harmonious self-realization
at adolescent age. The experiment conducted with senior
graders proved the suggestion that the development of
interpersonal social relationships contributes both to selfrealization
and personal orientation of adolescents.