EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE SENSITIVE PERIOD AS A FACTOR OF PRESERVATION OF ETHNOS
This research is devoted to study the influence of the positional factors on political processes - the most slowly changing positional factors, in the form of psychologically fixed cultural, national, economic and other differences, include the values of the ethnic group - and, first of all, the notions of justice, the trust of the surrounding world and the importance of one's self of the subjects of the policy. Since emotional development is directly related with the transfer of cultural norms and values from the representatives of the older generation to the subsequent, the peculiarities of behavior of parents during this period or their substitute individuals exert special influence on their formation (emotional contact with significant adults, primarily with the mother). The conditions of emotional development and political values are to a certain extent regulated by national, cultural and intergenerational differences. The study of intergenerational differences - the study of political preferences and values of representatives of one generation through comparing the values and emotional atmosphere of their parents in their childhood since birth up to 7 years old, that is, the mechanism of preserving traditions, transferring them from one generation to another are the subjects of this scientific study.