Development of a comprehensive methodology for diagnosing the components of the psychological structure of individual legal consciousness

The article provides a general psychological theoretical model of the structure of an individual's legal consciousness, within the framework of which the author's diagnostic methods (a scheme of a semi-structured interview and a personality questionnaire for evaluating the significance of rights and freedoms) are presented, allowing a comprehensive study of the phenomenon of an individual's legal consciousness. It is concluded that it is necessary to use qualitative and quantitative methodologies in psychological diagnostics of legal consciousness that are relevant to the being of the studied aspect of the individual. The diagnostic tools we propose can be used to conduct psychological and interdisciplinary research, comprehensive psychodiagnostics of candidates for state and civil service, professional selection for government positions, for senior positions in commercial and non-profit organizations, and educational institutions.