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Analysis Of Ecopsychological Types Of Interaction In System "Learner-Teacher"

Table 6:

Variable Average rang
1 Freedom (characteristics of environment) 19
2 Dependence 20
3 Passivity 14
4 Activity 11
5 Socially desired settings in training 23
6 Learner's will suppression 9
7 Encouraging of stirring life 13
8 Strict reactions to learner 17
9 Encouraging of dependence from teacher 15
10 Irritated reaction to learner 10
11 Suppression of children's aggression 16
12 Setting for infantilism 22
13 Setting for symbiotic relations 21
14 Field independence / Field dependence 12
15 Self-distancing 7
16 Self-transcedence 20
17 Freedom (characteristics of person's existence) 4
18 Responsibility 8
19 Existentiality 1
20 Involvement 6
21 Control 5
22 Accept of risk 3
23 Vitality 2
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