GENESIS AND HISTORICAL CONDITIONS OF THE EMERGENCE OF HYPERCONSTRUCTIVITY

Bulygin Alexander Sergeevich

This article explores the phenomenon of the hyperconstructive personality, presenting it as the next stage in the development of the constructive personality. The author introduces the term "hyperconstructivity," emphasizing the exaggerated features of the constructive personality's active qualities, which take on negative connotations. These qualities include the subject's active role in shaping their own image, the importance of cultural context, communication skills, and the need to consider multiple realities.

Keywords:self-development, self-construction, reflection, multiple realities, communication practices, individualization, social context, identity