HEALTH-SAVING PRACTICES AND VIABILITY BELIEVING STUDENTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND SPIRITUAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
We have done the analysis of influence of the degree of religiosity on vital metacompetence, choice oriented on health strategies, health-practices, lifestyle and the overall resilience of the youth. An original tools and specific sociological study conducted by means of multiple triangulation: qualitative (semi-formalized interviews), quantitative (questionnaire) method and the survey test viability. The study was conducted among students of Orthodox spiritual and secular technological universities. The classification of types of strategies oriented on health (reserve-saving – sticking, indifferent, interested, declarative, apathetic, infringing, malleable, destructive), which were correlated with the levels of vital competence (optimum controlled, standardized, basic, repetitive), the dominant view of the socio-cultural reference (local, universal) interpretations of health and disease, as well as the types of religious students. Identified indicators and features are integrated into the overall correlation model. Defined value of sociocultural factors in health-oriented youth behavior.