Modal Models of Social Behavior of Medical Care Consumers in the Russian Society 8 Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics (JARLE) 2017

8 J. Advanced Res. L. & Econ. 1185 (2017)
Modal Models of Social Behavior of Medical Care Consumers in the Russian Society

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Volume VIII, Issue 4(26), Summer 2017

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14505/jarle.v8.4(26).16

Modal Models of Social Behavior
of Medical Care Consumers in the Russian Society

Anatoly LUBSKY
Southern Federal University, Russian Federation
avlubskycgmail.com
Nikita VYALYKH
Southern Federal University, Russian Federation
sociology4.1 (@yandex.ru

Suggested Citation:
Lubsky, Anatoly, and Vyalykh, Nikita 2017. Modal Models of Social Behavior of Medical Care Consumers in the
Russian Society. Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, Volume VIII, Summer, 4(26): 1185 - 1192.
DOI: 10.14505/iarle.v8.4(26). 16. Available from: http://iournals.aserspublishing.eu/iarle/index
Article's History:
Received July, 2017; Revised September, 2017; Published September, 2017.
Copyright® 2017, by ASERS@ Publishing. All rights reserved.
Acknowledgments:
The paper is prepared within the framework of the grant of the Russian Science Foundation #16-18-10387 'Mental
programs and models of social behavior in the Russian society'.
Abstract:
The paper suggests a new methodological construct of the neoclassical model of sociological research, which is based on
the principle of constructive realism. In the framework of this construct, the model of social behavior is a cognitive analogue
of the practices of social behavior as a person's response to the social situation in the form of certain social actions
conditioned by the mental program structures. Modal models of social behavior of medical care consumers are determined
by such structures of these programs, which are of a reflexive character. The peculiarities of alternative (conservative and
liberal) and hybrid (conservative-liberal and liberal-conservative) modal models of the social behavior of medical care
consumers in the modern Russian society are considered, the availability which is explained by the difficulties of transition
from the budgetary system of health care to the budget-insurance one for the Russian society.
Keywords: medical care consumers; mental programs of medical care consumers; medical care availability; social behavior
of medical care consumers; modal models of medical care consumers' behavior; conservative patterns of
medical care consumers' behavior; liberal model of medical care consumers' behavior; hybrid models of
consumers' behavior; budgetary system of health care system; budget-insurance of health care system.
JEL Classification: 110; 112; 118.
Introduction
Social health problems are one of the main strategic directions in the development of modern sociology
(Eremchenko and Aliev 2015). The relevance of this direction in Russian sociology is due to the fact that there
are excessive social inequalities, especially in this sphere, in the modern Russian society (Gorshkov 2016). The
study of social behavior of medical care consumers allows us to determine the degree of its availability in the
Russian society and definitely understand the health situation in the context of growing crisis phenomenon
(Rusinova and Safronov 2014).
Social diagnostics of the problems, existing in the management system, shows that only a minor part of
proposals and recommendations of scientists and experts is introduced by those who make direct management
decisions in the Russian health care. In such circumstances, the importance of sociology as a public science for
society related to the study of the most urgent issues of social development increases. The 'publicity' of

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