Russian version of the article

Issue 1 (25) 2016

DOI: 10.17072/2078-7898/2016-1-84-91

PECULIARITIES OF MORAL SPHERE OF ARCHITECTURE
AND CONSTRUCTION STUDENTS IN INNOVATIVE SITUATIONS

Artemyeva Veronika Alievna
PhD. in Psychology, Docent, Associate Professor
of Department of Organization Management

Saint-Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering,
4, 2-Krasnoarmeyskaya str., Saint-Petersburg, 190005, Russia;
e-mail: nika.artemeva@gmail.com

Participants of innovative process should constantly make the choice concerning ethical standards of human relations as each innovation so, or otherwise, concerns a material, social or psychological state of the participating. Violation of ethical standards at any stage of an innovative cycle can bring to difficult situations, even to tragic consequences. The paper describes the socio-psychological characteristics of decision-making in situations of moral choice of the person involved in the innovation process in different social roles: a creator of innovations; a manager who is engaged in introduction of innovations and a performer, implementing innovations. The technique of an assessment of psychological features of a moral choice in the situations connected with innovative process is offered.

Keywords: the moral orientation; innovative process; decision-making in a situation of a moral choice.

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The date of the manuscript receipt 14.11.2015

Please cite this article in English as:

Artemyeva V.A. Peculiarities of moral sphere of architecture and construction students in innovative situations // Perm University Herald. Series «Philosophy. Psychology. Sociology». 2016. Iss. 1(25). P. 84–91.