COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE OF MILITARY OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD: CONCEPTS, STRUCTURE, CONTENT

Abstract

In modern psychology, there are many approaches to defining communicative competence. What they share in common is the understanding that communicative competence is a complex personal formation that includes the ability to adequately and fully perceive and evaluate oneself and others, the ability to manage one’s emotions, the acceptance and support of another person, as well as knowledge, social attitudes, and skills in the field of interpersonal communication. Communicative competence is defined as a complex personal characteristic that encompasses communicative abilities and skills, psychological knowledge in the field of communication, personality traits, and psychological states accompanying the communication process. The component structure of communicative competence includes “communicative knowledge,” “communicative skills,” “communicative abilities,” and “communicative habits.”