CONNECTION OF REPRESENTATIONS OF TIME TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF RIGIDITY OF CIVIL SERVANTS

Abstract

The article demonstrates the tendency toward a wide range of fixed behavior forms of 38% of civil servants. It has been statistically proven that civil servants are more prone to manifestations of an arranged, sensitive, premorbid rigidity. It was established that the civil servants represent associative, sensory-perceptual, conceptual, valued-semantic, metaphorical representations of time. It is proved that time representations and bipolar variables represent three clusters: evaluation, organization/sequence, and dynamism. The correlation bonds between arranged, sensitive rigidity and scales of time perception were established.