Образы «Я» в условиях становления профессиональной идентичности начинающих полицейских

Профессиональная идентичность рождается в результате сложного взаимодействия между личностью и социоисторическими и социокультурными факторами той среды, в которой происходит ее становление. В данной статье представлены результаты лонгитюдного качественного исследования, в центре которого находились шестеро начинающих полицейских, завершающих обучение в колледже полиции и приступающих к своей профессиональной деятельности, одновременно определяясь со специализацией. В трехлетнем исследовании становления молодых специалистов были использованы интервью и наблюдения в рамках метода конкретных ситуаций (casestudy). В статье рассматриваются три случая из шести и делается вывод о сложной взаимозависимости между личным и социальным в процессе формирования профессиональной деятельности и идентичности.

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