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RELIGIOSITY OF THE PERSONALITY AS A FACILITATOR OF EMOTIONAL AND VOLITIONAL REGULATION

The article provides an analysis of religiosity of the personality in connection with emotional and volitional regulation of activity and social interaction. It is shown that the religiousness promotes effective emotional and volitional regulation. One of the mechanisms providing the facilitating effect of religiousness on emotional and volitional regulation is that it increases self-esteem, self-confidence and reduces anxiety. The connection between religiosity and the sphere of meaning is revealed, which influences the stress control through the re-evaluation of stress factors. Religion allows the use of additional mechanisms of stress coping. The ambiguous mechanisms of interrelation of religiousness and personal control, as well as interrelations of religiousness and emotional and volitional regulation at the level of personality traits are revealed. Religiosity is connected with external locus of control that reduces efficiency of volitional component of regulation, but raises efficiency of emotional component of system. Religiosity is connected with emotional and volitional regulation both directly and indirectly.