THEORETICAL MODEL OF SUBJECTIVE HAPPY HOMOSEKSUALNOY PERSONALITY

Authors

  • К. І. Камшеко Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35619/prap_rv.vi12.55

Keywords:

subjective well-being, homosexual personality, hedonistic approach, eudemonic approach, components, evaluation, life satisfaction, emotional comfort

Abstract

The article analyzes and generalises the main stages of the study of subjective well-being problem for homosexuals. Based on well-known studies (K. Riff, E. Diner, N. Bradburn, P.P. Fesenko) the main components were identified. Subjective well-being is considered from the point of view of its internal structure - cognitive, affective and behavioral components. Based on the well-known studies a theoretical model was developed for studying the problem of subjective well-being for homosexuals.Formulation of the problem. The progress of socio-political transformations of domestic society has actualized many problems, in particular plurality, tolerance as a way of coexistence of social groups of different genesis and subject orientation. Among them, new communities, such as the virtual, or community of non-traditional sexual orientation, such as homosexuality, take on the prominent place. The problem of its integration into society is associated with a change in the value determinants of coexistence of people both in the intergroup dimension and in the intragroup. Therefore, the problem of criteria, indicators, welfare of the homosexual person is relevant at the time. Consequently, the problem of subjective well-being is relevant at the time and is sufficiently thoroughly presented in the work of scientists (O. Danilchenko, etc.). However, subjective well-being of not only individuals, but also groups of individuals, in particular homosexuals, in the context of their assessment of their own lives is not sufficiently developed, which led to the choice of the topic of research.

Published

2019-11-03

How to Cite

THEORETICAL MODEL OF SUBJECTIVE HAPPY HOMOSEKSUALNOY PERSONALITY. (2019). Psychology: Reality and Perspectives, 12, 93-98. https://doi.org/10.35619/prap_rv.vi12.55