TY - JOUR AU - Валентина Тюріна PY - 2020/11/27 Y2 - 2024/03/29 TI - Responsibility as a factor in shaping the professional subjectivity of future police officers JF - Adaptive Management: Theory and Practice. Series Pedagogics JA - AMTPP VL - 10 IS - 19 SE - 1. Adaptive management in educational theory DO - 10.33296/2707-0255-10(19)-04 UR - https://amtp.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/284 AB - Annotation. The article highlights the importance of the formation of professional subjectivity among cadets as future police officers for the effective performance of official duties, especially in extreme situations. The concepts of "subjectivity" and "professional subjectivity" of police officers are revealed, personality traits are determined, which should be inherent in a police officer as a specialist, who has formed a professional subjectivity, and which determine his attitude to himself as a subject of special professional activity, to his profession, to citizens, to the results of their activities. These qualities include the value motivation of activity, activity, responsibility, independence, autonomy, reflexivity, conscious modality and variability, which characterize the ability to consciously choose the means of activity and purposefully determine and regulate one's own behavior, communication and activity, depending on the circumstances. It is noted that the professional subjectivity of an officer is his integral professionally significant quality, which, like any other personality quality, is formed in the process of the corresponding activity. So, the subjectivity of the cadet is the result of his educational, cognitive and professional activities. It is also indicated that the period from 18 to 22 years is the age when the development of the subjective and professional qualities of a person occurs most intensively. Therefore, in higher education institutions, it is advisable to specifically create favorable conditions for the formation and manifestation of professional subjectivity as a professionally significant personality trait. This is evidenced by the results of the study, which showed that a special organization of the educational process, in particular, conducting trainings and practical classes with elements of training professional subjectivity contributes to an increase in the number of cadets who have a high level of subjective control. That is, the number of cadets has increased, in which the ability to take responsibility for their actions and the actions of subordinates has developed, which has a positive effect on professional subjectivity in general. Thus, the results of the study indicate that the special organization of the educational process in the institution of higher education contributes to the formation and development of the professional subjectivity of cadets as future police officers.Keywords: subjectivity, responsibility, professional subjectivity of police officers. ER -