Attitudes Towards The Governmental Authorities And Specific Features Of Self-Identification Of Business Support Programme Participants
Abstract
The article presents the results of empirical research on the Russian mentality. A regional sampling (inhabitants of Tomsk region of the Russian Federation) provided the basisfor investigating the attitude towards paternalism as concerning the governmental authorities and describing the psychological profiles of its two empirical types, such as"agreement paternalism" and "obedience paternalism". The interconnections of the paternalistic attitude, the Russian selfidentity structure, and certain social demographic characteristics have been analysed. The article describes specific features of the paternalistic attitude and the selfidentity structure of the participants of a business support programme in the Russian Federation.
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