An individual in a particular activity, the desire to improve the skills and abilities associated with this activity. The emergence of S. is usually a prerequisite for the development of corresponding abilities, although cases of discrepancy between S. and abilities are possible.
Brief psychological dictionary. - Rostov-on-Don: “PHOENIX”. L.A. Karpenko, A.V. Petrovsky, M. G. Yaroshevsky. 1998 .
Addiction
The selective focus of an individual on a certain activity, encouraging him to engage in it. Its basis is the individual’s deep, stable need for some activity, the desire to improve the skills and abilities associated with this activity. The emergence of an inclination is usually a prerequisite for the development of corresponding abilities, although there are cases of discrepancy between inclinations and abilities.
Dictionary of a practical psychologist. - M.: AST, Harvest. S. Yu. Golovin. 1998.
Subjective representation of elements of the motivational-need sphere.
Specificity.A form of reflected motivation. Realized in various life choices.
Synonym.Psychological Dictionary. THEM. Kondakov. 2000.
ADDICTION
(English) disposition) - in the psychological sense S. - any positive, internally motivated attitude ( , etc.) to k.-l. occupation. Psychological basis S. is stable personality in a certain activity, when not only the results achieved in it, but also the process itself are attractive activities. Developed socialism is also characterized by a long, insatiable desire for activity and a creative attitude towards its change, development, and the constant accumulation of knowledge and improvement. skills And skills, corresponding to this activity. Such a S., which has all these characteristics, is called calling. S. develop, as a rule, in unity with the corresponding abilities and act as a factor, component giftedness. Syn. inclination. (A. B. Orlov.)
Addition: In another sense (English) susceptibility) S. - predisposition to something, the presence of conditions for the occurrence of something, exposure to something. Examples: tendency to be overweight, to get sick (tuberculosis, schizophrenia), to illusions, to panic, to overvalued ideas (in psychopaths). (B.M.)
Large psychological dictionary. - M.: Prime-EVROZNAK. Ed. B.G. Meshcheryakova, acad. V.P. Zinchenko. 2003 .
Synonyms:See what “inclination” is in other dictionaries:
inclination- Tendency... Dictionary of Russian synonyms
inclination- Cm … Synonym dictionary
ADDICTION- inclination, inclinations, female. A disposition towards someone or something, an attraction that is constant. A penchant for painting. He has no inclination towards the theater. “A secret inclination is boiling within us.” Lermontov. || Sympathy bordering on feeling... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
ADDICTION- - an innate or acquired predisposition that favors a certain feeling or desire, in other words, facilitates its occurrence; Kant understands by inclination simply “habitual sensual passion”; he sharply... Philosophical Encyclopedia
Addiction- Addiction: Addiction is a predisposition to something. Addiction is a 1997 film directed by Sean Mathias. List of meanings of a word or phrase... Wikipedia
Addiction- Tendency ♦ Penchant An approximate synonym for tendency, used in relation to a single individual. An inclination is a long-lasting desire, owing its origin not so much to the species as to the individual himself, but to a greater extent... Sponville's Philosophical Dictionary
Addiction- a form of reflected motivation... Psychological Dictionary
ADDICTION- INDEMNITY, and, female. 1. Constant attraction, disposition towards something. S. to self-analysis. 2. Predisposition, inclination towards something. S. to fullness. Ozhegov's explanatory dictionary. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 … Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
ADDICTION- English inclination; German Neigung. 1. Constant passion, affection, desire for tsp. 2. Selective focus of the individual on a specific activity of the individual in this activity. Antinazi. Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2009 ... Encyclopedia of Sociology
inclination- - [A.S. Goldberg. English-Russian energy dictionary. 2006] Topics: energy in general EN liability ... Technical Translator's Guide
Books
- Addition to the Acts of Peter the Great, vol. 17. containing anecdotes concerning this great Sovereign. All our chronicles agree that in our hero, from his tenderest childhood, there was a special inclination towards military exercises, which is how I described it in the first Volume of his Acts; But…
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inclination- the selective focus of an individual on a certain activity, encouraging him to engage in it. Its basis is the deep, stable need of the individual for one activity or another, the desire to improve intelligence... Great psychological encyclopedia
- - an innate or acquired predisposition that favors a certain feeling or desire, in other words, facilitates its occurrence; Kant understands by inclination simply “habitual sensual passion”; he sharply... Philosophical Encyclopedia
Addiction: Addiction is a predisposition towards something. Addiction is a 1997 film directed by Sean Mathias. List of meanings of a word or phrase... Wikipedia
Addiction- Tendency ♦ Penchant An approximate synonym for tendency, used in relation to a single individual. An inclination is a long-lasting desire, owing its origin not so much to the species as to the individual himself, but to a greater extent... Sponville's Philosophical Dictionary
A form of reflected motivation... Psychological Dictionary
ADVANCE, and, female. 1. Constant attraction, disposition towards something. S. to self-analysis. 2. Predisposition, inclination towards something. S. to fullness. Ozhegov's explanatory dictionary. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 … Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
English inclination; German Neigung. 1. Constant passion, affection, desire for tsp. 2. Selective focus of the individual on a specific activity of the individual in this activity. Antinazi. Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2009 ... Encyclopedia of Sociology
inclination- - [A.S. Goldberg. English-Russian energy dictionary. 2006] Topics: energy in general EN liability ... Technical Translator's Guide
Books
- Addition to the Acts of Peter the Great, vol. 17. containing anecdotes concerning this great Sovereign. All our chronicles agree that in our hero, from his tenderest childhood, there was a special inclination towards military exercises, which is how I described it in the first Volume of his Acts; But…
- Peter Cheney. Collected works. In nine books. Book 5, Peter Cheney. American Peter Chaney occupies a prominent place in the detective genre in the first post-war decade. He has written about forty novels. Among them, the most popular are “Don’t get me wrong,”…
Addiction- the selective focus of an individual on a certain activity, encouraging him to engage in it. Its basis is the deep, stable need of the individual for a particular activity, the desire to improve the skills and abilities associated with this activity. The emergence of S. is usually a prerequisite for the development of corresponding abilities, although cases of discrepancy between S. and abilities are possible.
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Definitions, meanings of words in other dictionaries:
Philosophical Dictionary
spontaneity directed towards a specific goal. We talk about inclinations when we cannot explain behavior by external events, a situation: when someone acts from internal motives. – is an expression of the life of an organism (the ability to grow; a sunflower turning...
Psychological Encyclopedia
(English disposition) - in the psychological sense S. - any positive, internally motivated attitude (attraction, interest, etc.) towards someone. occupation. The psychological basis of S. is the stable need of the individual for a certain activity, when attractive...
Psychological Encyclopedia
A very general term used to describe people with a strong, persistent tendency to act. It is used widely, and terms such as attraction and predisposition (2, 3) are rough synonyms. Please note that some people use this term...
Psychological Encyclopedia
Any psychological or physiological dependence of the body on the drug. The term was originally used only to refer to physiological dependence, when a drug causes such changes in the body's biochemistry that it is necessary for the body to continue taking the drug...
