THE MOTIVATIONAL COMPONENTS OF OVERCOMING OF THE MOTIVE DEPRIVATION BY MEANS OF SPORT
The article presents the results of a study of social adaptation, character motivation and deprivation in athletes with reduced mobility. In particular noted the predominance of motivation to succeed and moderate risk appetite, low level of general mental deprivation and social exclusion; identified determinants of overcoming mental and motor relative deprivation in terms of sports activities which include: orientation of motivation for success, moderate risk appetite, increased levels of adaptability; determined to overcome the motivational components of motor deprivation sports facilities which include: the restoration of physical health and compensation of lost functions; overcoming destructive psycho-emotional states; need for social contact and belonging to society; the need for self-expression and recognition. There was a negative correlation with the index of deprivation of motivation for success and social adaptation; indicators of motivation to succeed and the willingness to take risks.