The role of moral-volitional qualities in the success of officers' professional activities

an officer's professional activity is characterized by high responsibility, the need to make decisions in conditions of uncertainty and risk, which requires developed personal characteristics and psychological stability. The article considers the problem of the influence of moral-volitional qualities on the success of professional activities of officers of the Armed Forces. The relevance of this problem is also due to modern requirements for the personality of an officer, the need to improve the system of military-professional education and training of future commanders. A comprehensive analysis of theoretical and practical aspects of the formation and development of moral-volitional characteristics in the context of military-professional activity is carried out. The study is based on a systematic approach to studying the structure of an officer's personality and the role of moral-combat qualities in the performance of official tasks. Particular attention is paid to the relationship between physical training and the development of moral-volitional qualities of future officers. A direct relationship has been revealed between the level of development of moral and volitional qualities and the effectiveness of professional activity of officers both in everyday and extreme service conditions. The need to improve the system of military professional education with an emphasis on the targeted formation of the moral and volitional sphere of cadets has been substantiated. Practical recommendations for optimizing the process of training officer personnel taking into account the comprehensive development of personal characteristics of military personnel have been proposed.

moral and volitional qualities, officer corps, military professional activity, psychological stability, professional development, combat training, military education, military education, officer's personality, professional duty