PECULIARITIES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SELF-REGULATION
The paper describes people with high and low levels of self-regulation, including analysis of the characteristics of their psychological well-being. Correlation analysis showed that there are qualitatively direct links between regulatory features and the level of wellbeing: stability and increased well-being are common for people with high self-regulation, who consciously set goals for themselves and consistently achieve them. Significant differences were obtained in the level of psychological well-being, depending on the level of self-regulation. Thus, confidence, a sense of positive self-esteem, self-acceptance, positive relationships with others characterize people with a high level of self-regulation.