MEDIATED INTERNAL COMPENSATORY MANAGEMENT OF THE PROCESSES OF DEVELOPMENT, HABILITATION, CORRECTION AND REHABILITATION IN THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE COMPONENTS OF A PERSON AS A “BIO-SOCIO-SPIRIT” SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.32782/inclusion/2023.2.6Keywords:
compensation, habilitation, development, correction, rehabilitation, mediated internal management, positive and negative components of a person as a “bio-socio-spirit” system, synergetics.Abstract
The article analyzes the structure of internal mediated compensatory management of direct vertical processes of development, habilitation, correction and rehabilitation that occur in the positive and negative components of a person as a system of “bio-socio-spirit”. Schemes are proposed that reflect the essence of the examined processes “development – compensation – development”, “habilitation – compensation – habilitation”, “correction – compensation – correction” and “rehabilitation – compensation – rehabilitation”. It has been proved that mediated compensatory management of the development of the system of positive components of a person is a purposeful stimulation of development in subsystem G by development in subsystem A through compensation for the impossibility of self-organization in subsystem B of the system of positive components of a person; mediated compensatory management of the habilitation of the system of positive components of a person is a purposeful stimulation of habilitation in the subsystem G by habilitation in subsystem A through compensation for the impossibility of self-organization in subsystem B of the system of positive components of a person; mediated compensatory management of the rehabilitation of the system of positive components of a person is a purposeful stimulation of rehabilitation in the corresponding subsystems G of the systems of negative and positive components of a person by rehabilitation in the corresponding subsystems A of the systems of negative and positive components of a person through compensation for the impossibility of selforganization in subsystem B of the system of positive components of a person; mediated compensatory management of the correction of the system of negative components of a person is a purposeful stimulation of the correction in the corresponding subsystems G of the systems of negative and positive components of a person by correction in the corresponding subsystems A of the systems of negative and positive components of a person through compensation for the impossibility of self-organization in subsystem B of the system of positive components of a person. Thus, the mediated internal compensatory management of direct vertical processes of development, habilitation, correction and rehabilitation consists of two types of immediate management in accordance with a pair of implemented processes and formation of “workarounds” in the positive and negative components of a person as a system of “bio-socio- spirit”, contributing to the social adaptation of people with psychophysical disorders in the complex and changing modern world.
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