General Theory of Social and Psychological Interaction

The paper shows that the struggle for existence and natural selection is an inherent property of systems with choice which the author calls selective systems proves that the struggle for existence and natural selection are the main driving forces in the development of personality and society. The connection of these processes with values is shown. The representation of values as dynamic prohibitions is developed. The close connection between selective systems and values is substantiated. On the basis of these theoretical positions a number of mental phenomena such as freedom the meaning of life compatibility of partners neurosis addictions choice of a profession professional burnout are explained. Shows the explanation of such well-known social phenomena as war the historical process the political legal economic and educational system of society the specifics and characteristics of the functioning of the family shows the true meaning of the problem of passionarity. For all those interested in the problems of philosophy psychology sociology pedagogy.