ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОАЗИАТСКАЯ ИНТЕГРАЦИЯ: ИСТОРИЧЕСКОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ

Аннотация

In fact, the social experience of each person, his human image, qualities, and even defects are the product of communication processes. A person separated from society, deprived of the opportunity to communicate, can retain the qualities of an individual, but he cannot be a person. Therefore, we analyze its functions in order to imagine the importance of communication in personal development. Keywords: education, activity, intellectual activity, innovation, teaching, pedagogical concept, reform, encyclopedia, internal logic, dynamic system, educational process. The most elementary function of any communication is to ensure mutual understanding between the interlocutors. This begins with a sincere greeting and an open welcome among the Uzbeks. One of the rarest and greatest qualities of the Uzbek people is that when someone enters their home, they certainly welcome them with an open welcome, see them, ask them how they are doing. It is characteristic that we feel such a sincere welcome even when we go to offer condolences. Its second important function is to lay the foundation for social experience. A human child socializes only in a circle of people, forms the human qualities necessary for him. The facts of a human child being abducted by predatory animals, and then reappearing among people after a certain period of time show that "Mowglis" continue to develop as biological creatures, but lag behind in socialization. In addition, the fact that such a state also limits the child's cognitive abilities has been proven in numerous psychological experiments. Another important function of communication is that it prepares and inspires a person for a particular activity. A person who is isolated from a group of people and out of their sight will not be able to do anything, and even if he does, he will do things that will benefit not society, but only himself. For example, many studies have studied the effect of isolation, that is, leaving a person alone, on his psyche. For example, a person who has been in a heat chamber for a long time has impaired perception, thinking, memory, and emotional states. However, scientists have also studied the fact 328 FAN, TA’LIM, TEXNOLOGIYA VA ISHLAB CHIQARISH INTEGRATSIYASI ASOSIDA RIVOJLANISH ISTIQBOLLARI VOLUME-2, ISSUE-1 that people who are condemned to loneliness not intentionally, but by the will of fate, do not engage in purposeful activities that lead to such significant negative changes. However, any loneliness and lack of communication cause a person to feel unbalanced, emotionally vulnerable, irritable, anxious, worried, insecure, sad, and anxious. Interestingly, after a certain period of time, those who are condemned to loneliness begin to speak out and talk. If at first it was about something he saw or felt, then later there was a need to talk about something. For example, a scientist named M. Sifr lived in a cave for 63 days to achieve his scientific goals. As he later wrote, after a few days, he caught a spider where he was and began a dialogue with it. “We,” he wrote, “were the only living creatures in this lifeless cave. I began to talk to the spider, I began to worry about its fate…” The full satisfaction of a person's need for communication also affects his work activity. People, their presence, the fact of the possibility of talking to each other in this environment often increases a person's working capacity, especially in cases where work is done while talking, and operations are performed together, standing side by side, people find strength and additional will to work more, faster, and more in relation to the colleague standing in front of them. True, if in this cooperation the person next to him likes him, if there is a feeling of mutual sympathy between them, then the person comes to work "as if he came to a holiday." That is why at the beginning of our century, the American sociologist and psychologist John Moreno, having studied the direct impact of this factor on productivity, laid the foundation for sociometric technology, that is, those who like and dislike each other on the basis of a questionnaire, and the sociometric methodology. Thus, communication forms the internal psychological mechanism of people's interaction in society. Moreover, given that in the current conditions of new democratic relations, there is a need to make various production decisions not individually, but collectively - together, the culture of communication and communication techniques of people are important factors in labor productivity and efficiency. The process of communication is inherently complex, and there are three distinct stages. The initial stage is a person's communication with themselves. T. Shibutani correctly wrote in his textbook “Social Psychology”: “If a person understands himself even a little, then he can give himself instructions.” A person’s communication with himself actually determines the nature and volume of his communication with others. If a pers