Отношение к другим у старших подростков с разным уровнем развития конфликтологической культуры
Attitude towards others among adolescents with different levels of conflictological culture development

Summary/Abstract: This article presents an analysis of the relationship between the level of development of an individual’s conflict management culture and the characteristics of their interpersonal relationships during late adolescence. Empirical findings confirm the existence of stable and significant negative correlations between the overall level of development of conflict management culture and destructive patterns of interpersonal relationships. In particular, it has been demonstrated that the overall level of conflict management culture shows a strong negative correlation with destructive behavioral styles: authoritarianism, aggressiveness, and egocentrism. Consequently, the higher a teenager’s level of conflict management culture, the less likely they are to exhibit arrogance, hostility, dictatorial behavior, and self-satisfaction. The data from a formative experiment, which demonstrated that purposeful training of adolescents in the skills of cognitive analysis of contradictions and emotional self-regulation leads to a radical reduction in hostility (aggressiveness and authoritarianism) and an increase in riendliness, tolerance, and cooperation.

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