The authors studied relationships of intentional attention features in individuals with styles of accentuated accuracy of self-regulation in information perception. Findings are that the best adaptational possibilities are associated with the styles with more volume and distributability. High attention switchability is also very important. The data obtained, with consideration of age range of the studied group, is recommended for optimization of work and for rehabilitation measures.
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