La motivación como conductora de la preparación psicológica de los estudiantes de la Facultad de Derecho para su futura profesión.
Resumen
El estudio se debe a las condiciones cambiantes que influyen en el entorno de vida y de trabajo de la sociedad moderna, las cuales actualizan la necesidad de reformar el sistema de educación superior en Rusia debido a las demandas de un alto nivel de profesionalismo entre los futuros especialistas. Se analiza el papel de la motivación en la preparación psicológica de los estudiantes de derecho para actividades profesionales y evaluar la correlación entre el nivel de preparación para la profesión jurídica futura y el contenido de la formación profesional en la universidad. El estudio se aplica en el marco de los enfoques sociales, pedagógicos, integradores y de competencia, abarcando todos los aspectos de las actividades académicas de los estudiantes de derecho, incluida su formación profesional.Citas
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