SELF-REGULATION OF ACTIVITY AND MORALITY

The article examines the problem of the relationship between self-regulation and morality in the context of contemporary Russian and international research. An analysis of classical, cognitive, stylistic, and subject–activity approaches makes it possible to clarify the role of morality in the structure of self-regulation and to identify its system-forming functions. It is shown that morality and moral qualities can be considered both a significant condition for self-regulation and a factor in the formation of stable regulatory mechanisms of personality. Prospects for constructing an integrative model of the interaction between morality and self-regulation are outlined.