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The author presents the results of an empirical study of individual psychological characteristics and image of the world of adolescents. The study used the following methods: multi-Factor personality questionnaire 14PF (Sixteen Personaflity Factor Questionnaire, 14pf) Cattell (teen version), projective test "Image of the world". The study involved 50 older adolescents aged 14-15 years. Statistical analysis of data was carried out using the programs Statistica-6. When analyzing the data, the Spearman correlation coefficient was used. The results of the study showed the presence of direct and inverse correlations between the indicators of the techniques used. A meaningful analysis of the relationships showed that adolescents with a complex image of the world and a high level of self-control are more pronounced depressive tendency, guilt, self-doubt and depressed mood. Teenagers with a simple image of the world and a low level of self-control are calm, trusting, serene, confident in themselves and their loved ones. Egocentrique, excitable, demanding, overactive, and unruly teenagers characterize the social image of the world in a positive way. Restrained, cautious, inert, self-critical teenagers tend to evaluate the image of the world more negatively. Emotionally sensitive teenagers with low self-control perceive the image of the world as powerful, strong, and the individual image of the world as fragile, weak and defenseless. Teenagers with low emotional sensitivity and a high level of self – control perceive the social image of the world as fragile, weak and defenseless, and their individual image of the world as powerful, strong, strong. Emotionally sensitive teenagers with a low level of self-control perceive the social image of the world as dynamic, and their individual image of the world as static.

Correlation of the Image of the World and Individual-Psychological Features of Adolescents