Interrelation of individual typological and individual psychological factors of social maladaptation in individuals with preclinical and clinical levels of mental disorders

The article presents the results of a study of the relationship of individual-typological and individual-psychological factors of social maladjustment in individuals with preclinical and clinical levels of mental disorders. Using descriptive statistics and correlation analysis, it was found that high values of variables reflecting the severity of pathocharacterological features in individuals with a clinical level of mental disorders negatively correlated with self-regulation parameters, self-control and positively with aggressiveness and activation of the desire for goals and encouragement. In the group of individuals with a preclinical level of mental disorders the severity of pathocharacterological features was associated with disconnected stages of the self-regulation process, low impulsivity and egocentrism, and high motivational activation of behavior and aggressiveness. In the group of conditional norms with prosocial behavior was found negative associations of high values of behavior self-regulation parameters with behavioral activation parameters, desire for risk, impulsivity, aggressiveness, and pathocharacterological features.