Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

соотнесение

English translation:

association

Added to glossary by Susan Welsh
Jul 18, 2012 19:55
11 yrs ago
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Russian term

соотнесение

Russian to English Social Sciences Psychology emotions and consciousness
Два типа соотнесения:
На следующем этапе проецированные чувства (объекты переживаний) соотносятся с нашими ценностными ориентациями. Переживая, чувствуя и проецируя свои чувства на личностно значимые объекты, мы обязательно **соотносим** их с собственными ценностями. Однако здесь необходимо уточнить понятие **«соотнесение»** так как оно может проявляться в двух аспектах.
Первый тип - так называемое внешнее **соотнесение** возникает в случае, когда проецированные чувства (объекты переживаний) **соотносятся,** оцениваются со стороны человека внешне и «не допускаются» до действительно личностно-значимых ценностей.

I am editing this translation. The translator used "referencing" for this word, but I have changed it to "referring" or "referral" (as in "referred pain"). Multitran gives "correlation" and "reference," but I don't think either is right. Ozhegov just gives (for the verb form) "Установить соотношение между чем-н. С. два понятия," which is not much help.

Thanks!
Proposed translations (English)
3 association
5 +2 здесь: correlate

Discussion

Susan Welsh (asker) Jul 19, 2012:
association Misha, I think you've got it! I tried plugging it into the 38 places where one of these words appears in this document, including the sentence I posted, and it worked in almost every one (for one or two, "correlate" seemed better). This, despite the fact that no dictionary I have access to, paper or online, gives that as a translation, and association is given everywhere in this sort of context as ... ассоциация! Please post it so I can accept it for the glossary and posterity. Cheers! - PS: I know that correlation has a statistical meaning, not appropriate here, which is why I said in my original post that I was rejecting that.
The Misha Jul 19, 2012:
How about associate/association? I don't know much about psychology-speak, but correlation has a very particular meaning in statistics, which essentially is co-variation. This is definitely not what this here seems to be about, so unless someone comes up with direct evidence that the term is used in psychology for this particular purpose, I'd stay away from it. Cheers, Susan.

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association

Ah, I am a sucker for that posterity thing. Cheers, Susan.
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здесь: correlate

something correlates.
U can trace relations between two.
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agree MariyaN (X)
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