Common Ideas about Financial Solvency as an Integral Socio-Psychological Phenomenon

The article shows that specialists from various fields of science (philosophers, sociologists, educators, economists, psychologists, etc.) have been studying the problems of professionalism for many decades. In accordance with the psychological direction, “professionalism” is also operationalized within the framework of related theoretical directions (philosophical, social, axiological, acmeological, pedagogical, etc.). In the context of the conducted study, it is proposed to rely on a generalized (integrated) approach associated with the consideration of professionalism within the framework of a single complex socio-psychological model. The aim of the study was to analyze the structural and substantive elements of social network users’ ideas about professionalism. From a methodological point of view, personality ideas are considered as various substantive and structural elements that are organized into a single worldview concept. The work contains an automated (neural network) analysis of the most frequently repeated psychological statements about professionalism. The study showed that in the everyday consciousness of social network users, six main thematic concepts can be identified: activity, social environment, time, geography, economic factors, and choice of profession. According to the conscious/unconscious criterion, a number of significant components of professionalism are shown that are not reflected in the texts of users. A number of diverse, rarely used semantic constructs that require further study and systematization (for example, unique features of various professions) were also identified, the place and role of which are not yet clear enough, which suggests the need for further analysis of the problem.