%0 Journal Article %T Age Peculiarities of Personalities Self-Consciousness Development in Youth %A Liubov Spivak %A Dmytro Spivak %J Psychology and Psychosocial Interventions %P 50-54 %@ 2663-0605 %R 10.18523/2617-2348.2018.50-54 %X The article regards the age peculiarities of the development of personality*s self-consciousness in youth. The conducted theoretical analysis and empirical research contribute to the definition of the following features of the formation of personality self-consciousness in youth: 每 strengthening the integrative tendency in this process, which leads to an increase in the level of cognitive complexity, differentiation, integrity, and hierarchy of the ※Self-image§, as well as the emergence of a holistic, integrated ※I§; 每 the ability of self-awareness as the highest form of self-knowledge, due to the higher level of development of intelligence and the individuals thinking; 每 increase of the level of awareness of the personality of their own experiences, self-attitude, and selfesteem, which contributes to the growth of interest in his/her ※I§; 每 actualization of the process of development of personal and social self-identity (self-determination) of youth; 每 intensification of formation of the system of value orientations as a psychological basis for the development of personality*s self-consciousness; 每 an ability to make informed decisions in various spheres of life (social, professional, personal, etc.), which is the evidence of becoming a socially mature person; 每 psychological mechanisms for the development of the youth*s self-consciousness is self-reflection, identification, and separation; 每 a pivotal object of self-reflection is the relationship with significant others and their own life position; the object of identification presents socially valuable qualities of others, which promotes the assimilation of social norms; due to separation of the acquired norms of behavior, value orientations and motives become individualized. The identified features are important for the psychological and pedagogical theory and practice. %K self-consciousness %K identity %K development %K personality %K youth %K students %U http://ppsi.ukma.edu.ua/article/view/153240