Psychological Structure of Individuals’ Attitude to the Sovereign Kazakhstan

AbstractKazakhstan became an independent sovereign state for almost 20 years ago. These years of independence brought political, economic, and cultural independence of the people of Kazakhstan. The goal of our research is devoted to the relationship of Kazakh and Russian ethnic groups in the state and psychological potential disclosure of patriotism as one of the highest forms of relations. The relevance of this study relate to one of the important national interests of the Republic of Kazakhstan - Kazakhstan patriotism education and the strengthening of the unity of the people of Kazakhstan. The study of Kazakh and Russian ethnic groups are seen as active subjects of their lives. Individual as the subject of citizenship should make his/her own choices in life and in relation to the state as well. The following study investigated the structure of individuals’ attitude to the state, taking into account the three-component structure of the attitude. Findings allow us to affirm that events structure a person's life in one way or another, affect the structure of the attitude and the nature of the attitude of man to the poly-ethnic state. Events occurring in interethnic communication are the original products of refraction of external influences through the internal conditions