The concept and definition of the concept "sustainable worldview" in the framework of category-system methodology

in the modern world, alcohol and tobacco are perceived by people as a normal phenomenon. The worldview of modern adolescents and adults allows for the idea of the naturalness of self-poisoning with these poisons, despite the available knowledge about the harmful effects. And this problem requires a theoretical understanding. In educational institutions designed to prevent bad habits, most of the activities carried out are aimed at minimizing the level of involvement in the use of psychoactive substances. As a rule, when conducting these events, the ideological foundations of the emergence of pro-alcohol or sober beliefs are not affected. The issues of forming a sober worldview are poorly understood and require a scientific approach in theoretical understanding, since this is an important aspect of pedagogical and psychological work with students. The emergence of the pedagogy of sobriety to a new ideological level necessitated the development of a conceptual and terminological apparatus of the theory of sobriety, eliminating ambiguity and ambiguity when using certain terms in pedagogical support of the process of forming a sober worldview. The objectives of this study were to develop the concept and definition of a “sober worldview”. The author's understanding of the concept of “sober worldview” is proposed, formulated using a semantic method. The definition of the concept of a sober worldview was formulated using a categorical-systematic methodology using the method of “Formal-logical definition of the concept” based on the idea of triadicity. The significance of this work lies in the development of the conceptual framework of the subject area of the pedagogy of sobriety, which allows not only a more conscious approach to the organization and conduct of measures to prevent bad habits, but also to increase the effectiveness of these measures.

a sober worldview, categorical-system methodology, the formation of a sober worldview