HUMAN-VALUES AS THEY ARE SEEN BY THE OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST

An idea is advanced that a subject can be considered as a real part of the world, where any changes are not predetermined and are dependent on his own activity. According to the author, the essence to live for the sake of is a competent professional production of something useful for the human society and not a depicting of the so called ''objective'' circumstances; the human brain and neurons do not determine but only provide the functions of the whole system, i. e. the subject of labor, who is doing something for other people. Being kind, selfless, altruistic prevent mortality of those who are weak and thus weaken the human society, but its survival is also impossible without these subject attributes.