| Authors |
Components/subsystems |
| A.G. Asmolov G.U. SoldatovaL.A. Shajgerova |
• psychological stability (authors mark out psychological stability as the most important component of tolerance);• the system of positive installations (or the tolerant installation meaning emotional and strong-willed readiness of the personality for finding of any factors uniting him/her with Another);• set of individual qualities (influence of "I" person on the nature of the tolerant relations is meant);• the system of personal and group values (values are one of fundamental components in structure of tolerance. (Asmolov A.G., Soldatova G.U. & Shaygerova L.A., 2001) |
| I.B. Grinshpun |
• an adjusting component (an unconscious component at the level of the attitude towards yourself and towards Others);• relational component (conscious and active communication of the personality with Others);• cognitive component (understanding of "system of constructs" of the stranger);• reflexive component (ability to reorganize tolerant installations and constructs);• strong-willed component (self-regulatory component);• behavioral component (skill of establishing contacts) (Grinshpun,1994) |
| N.G. Markova |
perceptual subsystem (perception of the objective parties of subjective outlook);• motivational subsystem (ability to get knowledge and to change ones state and relation);• empathetic subsystem (understanding by the stranger of thoughts and emotions);• an attractive subsystem (installation on mutual interest);• a sociocultural subsystem (ability to surf in a new culture and society easily) (Markova, 2009) |
| E.V. Krivcova |
• communicative tolerance (tolerance as dialogue);• empathy;• tolerant installation; (Krivtsova, 2015) |
| N.A. Astashova |
• cognitive subsystem;emotional subsystem;• activity subsystem (Astashova, 2011) |
| E.A. Streltsova |
• cognitive and valuable component;• integrative component;• motivational and consuming component(Streltsova, 2003) |
| G.L. Bardier |
• affective component;• cognitive component;• conative component (Bardier, 2005) |
| A.S. Sirotjuk |
cognitive component;• emotional component;• motivational component;• behavioral component (Sirotyuk, 2014) |
