Individual Personal Factors of Professional Training of Persons with Disabilities and Limited Opportunities of Health as Competitive Specialists in Adaptive Physical Culture
The article contains the results of an empirical research aimed at identifying the factors hindering the successful training of persons with disabilities and disabilities as competitive specialists in adaptive physical culture. An empirical study was conducted for four years at twelve Russian universities that provide professional training for future specialists in adaptive physical culture. The study involved 42 graduate students with disabilities and disabilities and 132 graduate students without deviations in health status. The organizational and methodological basis of the study was a complex of reliable and valid methods aimed at identifying the individual characteristics of their personality. As a result of the study, it was concluded that the individual and personal factors of professional training of persons with disabilities and disabilities as future specialists in adaptive physical culture are the low level of their volitional regulation, due to their orientation towards states and a tendency to fixation on their experiences, the inability to realize their intentions, to really perceive reality, their strengths and weaknesses.