3.2. Experiment
antisocial behavior
Prior to the experiment, all respondents were tested to evaluate their communicative and social competence. This is a multifactorial questionnaire that makes it possible to assess the position of the individual in society and make a probable forecast of their further social activity. It includes 100 questions and the assessment of such criteria as factor A (openness, sociability), factor D (assessment of cheerfulness), factor K (desire to work in a team), factor P (propensity for antisocial behavior), factor M (independence and independence of other people's opinions), factor N (self-control), and factor V (developed logical thinking). Each indicator is assessed on a 20-point scale except for factor P that is evaluated on a 40-point scale. Psychometric properties of this test include reliability (0.94-0.90), validity (0.85-0.8), and discriminability (0.33) [