DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY AMONG FUTURE PSYCHOLOGISTS Olga Aimaganbetova a, A. Aimaganbetov b, Danna Naurzalina b, Aksaule Karabalina b, Aliya.

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DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY AMONG FUTURE PSYCHOLOGISTS Olga Aimaganbetova a, A. Aimaganbetov b, Danna Naurzalina b, Aksaule Karabalina b, Aliya Tolegenova a, Zhakhinur Ganieva b a Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, al-Farabi ave.71, Almaty , Kazakhstan b Aktobe Regional State University named after K.Zhubanov, 34,Moldagulov. str., Aktobe, , Kazakhstan The Annual International Conference on Cognitive - Social, and Behavioural Sciences icCSBs 2015 January

Introduction Kazakhstan is the first among countries of Post Soviet Union began reforming of all system of psychological education. According to requirements of Bologna Process training of the highly skilled psychologists of new generation capable to adapt for new social and economic, political conditions began. It led to update of improvement of quality of vocational training of psychologists and initiated interest of researchers in various aspects of development of their readiness for professional activity. Thus, taking into account relevance of research, an insufficient readiness, the theoretical and practical importance there was a research definite purpose - studying of the main a determinant, defining development of readiness for professional activity among future psychologists. icCSBs 2015

Methodology We developed the methodical tools including the following techniques: "Psychosocial potential of readiness for professional activity of the expert psychologist"; "Diagnostics of professional identity of students psychologists"; "An orientation on professional self-realization"; "Satisfaction with the chosen profession"; "Motivation of achievement of professional success"; "Technique of research of temperament of the identity of students"; "Technique of research of level of a psychological maturity of the personality". Experimental study was carried out on the basis of psychological office of faculty of philosophy and political science of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, faculty of psychology of the East Kazakhstan state university of S. Amanzholov, faculty of psychology of Turan university. In total research captured 2857 students, internal and correspondence offices. At the third research stage the analysis of the received results was carried out. For statistical data processing Fischer's f-criterion, the correlation analysis, t-criterion, the dispersive analysis, etc. was used. icCSBs 2015

Results Results of a technique "The psychosocial potential of readiness for professional activity of the expert psychologist" showed that most of future psychologists - 89,4% (Figure 1) have the average level of psychosocial readiness. Among students of a full-time department of such studied 92,2%, a correspondence department – 85,4%; rather more high rates are revealed among students of a correspondence department. Among students 2 courses of 94,5% have the average level of psychological readiness, on the 3rd course of such students of 74,5%, and on the 4th course – 95,1%. Rather more high rates are revealed among students 4 courses. The research of professional identity conducted by means of a technique of research of professional identity of future psychologists was allowed to note that the majority of them have the average level of professional identity - 55,7%. In general, students of 2 courses differ in rather large number of high rates of development of an affective component (36,1%), students of 3 courses – a large number of high rates of acceptance (88,6%) and a conative component of professional identity (88,6%), and students of 4 courses – rather large number of high rates of understanding (58,1%), formation (66,1%), motivational (50,1%), a cognitive component of professional identity (74,2%). Students of a correspondence department have higher values of all indicators, in comparison with students of a full-time department. icCSBs 2015

Results The analysis which is carried out on t- criterion allowed to reveal significant differences between groups of students of day and correspondence offices almost on all indicators except a cognitive component of professional identity (sensibleness – 3,28 (at r0,01), formation – 3,288 (at r0,01), acceptances – 7,001 (at r0,01), a motivational component – 3,393 (at r0,01), a konativny component – 5,469 (at r0,01), an affective component – 6,365 (at r0,01), and also between groups of students 4 courses to acceptance indicators (4,265 at r0,01) and to development of a cognitive component of professional identity (4,151 at r0,01). The differentiated analysis showed that students of different forms of education almost don't differ on ratios of types of temperament. Among students of different courses approximately same picture is observed, but it is slightly more than representatives of choleric temperament on the 2nd course, melancholic – on the 3rd, and phlegmatic – on the 4th course. The differentiated analysis of a level of development of indicators of properties of temperament by means of tables of an associability which is carried out among students of different courses and forms of education gave the chance to define that indicators of such property as force (And), is highest at students 2 courses of a correspondence department, and this property at students 3 courses of a full-time department was least expressed; activity (In) is also highest at students 2 courses of a correspondence department, and this property is least expressed - students have 3 courses of a correspondence department. icCSBs 2015

Conclusion The differentiated analysis showed that students of different forms of education almost don't differ on ratios of types of temperament. Among students of different courses approximately same picture is observed, but it is slightly more than representatives of choleric temperament on the 2nd course, melancholic – on the 3rd, and phlegmatic – on the 4th course. The differentiated analysis of a level of development of indicators of properties of temperament by means of tables of an associability which is carried out among students of different courses and forms of education gave the chance to define that indicators of such property as force (And), is highest at students 2 courses of a correspondence department, and this property at students 3 courses of a full-time department was least expressed; activity (In) is also highest at students 2 courses of a correspondence department, and this property is least expressed - students have 3 courses of a correspondence department. icCSBs 2015

DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY AMONG FUTURE PSYCHOLOGISTS Olga Aimaganbetova a, A. Aimaganbetov b, Danna Naurzalina b, Aksaule Karabalina b, Aliya Tolegenova a, Zhakhinur Ganieva b a Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, al-Farabi ave.71, Almaty , Kazakhstan b Aktobe Regional State University named after K.Zhubanov, 34,Moldagulov. str., Aktobe, , Kazakhstan The Annual International Conference on Cognitive - Social, and Behavioural Sciences icCSBs 2015 January