Philosophy and psychology
Reference:
Pershin Y.Y.
The Philosophy of Intelligence Support in a Case Study: 'Military Meta-Action'
// Psychologist.
2015. № 1.
P. 1-27.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2015.1.13704 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=13704
Abstract:
The object of the research is the archaic mind and archaic vision and interpretation of the surrounding world. The subject of the research is the manifestation of the archaic thinking in case of military meta-action. Intelligence and counterintelligence operations are the types of such military meta-action in a situation of actual military actions. In such an extreme situation man has got a new vision of the world and situation and this vision differs from the one a regular person has in his everyday life. The present research is devoted to this particular vision of a situation. In his research Pershin applies systems and communicative approaches as well as the method of reconstruction of a militry meta-action from the point of view of the arhaic mind. The scientific novelty of the research is caused, on the one hand, by the fact that the author studies the manifestation of the archaic thinking, i.e. thinking of a primitive man, in an extreme situation of a military action and meta-action. On the other hand, the military situation and meta-action are themselves described from the point of view of the archaic thinking. Pershin has also tried to describe the essence and principles of the archaic mind and thiking in his other articles and researches.
Keywords:
archaic mind, military meta-action, philosophy of intelligence support, meta-communication, systems approach, communicative approach, space, organism, military situation, system
The range of emotional experience
Reference:
Sokolov G.A.
Improvement of Psychoemotional State of Students During Exams
// Psychologist.
2015. № 1.
P. 28-43.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2015.1.13888 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=13888
Abstract:
In his research Sokolov examines the concept of emotional security in the education environment, offers a definition of 'psychoemotional state' and considers autotraining to be an efficient method of improving mental states of students. The researcher also provides a review of the theories of emotions, describes types of emotions, defines what sthenic and asthenic emotions mean and classify emotional states as positive, negative and neutral emotions. The methodological basis of the present research involves the concept of emotional security in the education environment. Autotraining is viewed as a mean to improve particular elements of emotional security. The main scientific objective of the research is to find out that elements of psychoemotional states can be improved by the means of autotraining. The reseach methods include: psychological diagnostics (DREAM Test, Stress-Induced Tension Test, Pulsar-A Test defining personality 'sanotypes' from 'pathology possible' to 'athletic shape' and Rate of Learning Test) and autotraining according to Schultz. The main practical objective of the research is to improve psychoemotional states of students. There are special psychological services that teach to control one's emotional impulses. Of course, not all impulses are negative, however, people often experience negative emotional states. The research involved students studying at Modern University for the Humanities. At the beginning of the research students took psychological tests to define their initial emotional state. Then they took relaxation training. After that psychological tests were given to them again to define how their emotional state changed. In his research Sokolov focuses on negative emotions because usually people suffer from negative emotions more than from positive ones.
Keywords:
emotional security, education environment, states of mind, psychoemotional states, autotraining, stress, stres-inducing tension, anxiety, relaxation, impovement of psychoemotional states
Psychology and pedagogics
Reference:
Pakhalkova A.A.
Emotional Well-Being as a Component of Education Environment Security
// Psychologist.
2015. № 1.
P. 44-65.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2015.1.13783 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=13783
Abstract:
In her article Pakhalkova describes the problem of developing emotional well-being as a component of education environment secuity. The researcher analyzes different approaches to the definitions of psychological security, emotional security, emotional well-being, emotional ill-being, emotional health, etc. Psychologically safe or secure education environment is viewed as the environment free of any kind of violence that satisfies school student's need in personal open communication and has an important reference to him. Emotionally safe or secure education environment is viewed as the environment full of true positive emotions while negative emotions are minimized there. The purpose of the present research is to conduct a theoretical analysis of the problem of developing emotional well-being at school as a component of psychological security of education environment. The researcher has applied theoretical research methods. Pakhalkova offers her own definition of emotional security of the education environment as an emotionally positive experience of a school student when all the social needs typical for children of his age are satisfied and this emotionally positive experience is stable with time. The researcher also examines the correlation between emotional well-being of students and their health and notes that emotional well-being has a positive influence on children's health. Pakhalkova also offers particular psychological methods allowing to achieve emotional well-being through developing children's ability to control and regulate their emotions.
Keywords:
psychology, pedagogy, emotional well-being, emotional security, psychological security, education environment, school students' health, emotional health, psychological health, satisfaction
Psychology of emergency
Reference:
Stoyukhina N.Y.
Psychotechnical Researches of the 1920 - 1930s on Prevention of Transport Accidents
// Psychologist.
2015. № 1.
P. 66-93.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2015.1.13932 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=13932
Abstract:
The research subject of the present article is the historical and psychological review of one of numerous aspects of activities conducted by Soviet psychologists of the 1920-1930s to prevent transport accidents. The increasing number of cars and growing traffic in the USSR caused road accidents which was described with talent by Soviet authors (Ilf and Petrov, Mayakovsky, etc.) and witnesses of those events. Special attention is paid to the researchers who made a great contribution to that important topic such as I. N. Dyakov, B. I. Severniy, A. I. Kolodniy, K. K. Platonova, et. In her article Stoyukhina has applied the following research methods: the historical method allowing to trace bak the history of the studied reality, bibliography method that helped to systematize information and biographical method aimed at discovering the personality aspect of the history of psychology. The novelty of the research is caused by the fact that for the first time in the academic literature the author describes the grounds for safety traffic psychoogy based on the history of Soviet psychology and reminds us of important researches by Soviet psychologists on transport accident prevention. This creates more opportunities for historical-psychological, social-psychological and scientific research.
Keywords:
psychotechnics, psychotechnics of trauma, psychotechnics of accidents, transport accidents, impact psychology, safety traffic psychology, bibliography method , biographical method, historical method, history of psychology
Psychotechnique
Reference:
Martyanova G.Y., Ilina A.A.
Potentials of Art Therapy in Psychological Assistance of a Preschooler
// Psychologist.
2015. № 1.
P. 94-118.
DOI: 10.7256/2409-8701.2015.1.13601 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=13601
Abstract:
Art therapy is one of the most famous methods of psychological assistance of children. However, in practical work art therapy is often applied without considering age specific reactions of child's mind. The authors of the present article demonstrate what healing mechanisms of art therapy make it efficient for senior preschoolers. Efficiency of art therapy is assessed compared to the efficiency of play therapy as the priority method for children from three to seven years old due to the fact that play is the leading activity of that age. Comparison of these two psychological approaches is conducted based on the analysis of their process and results. The results of the research prove art therapy to be a useful method of psychological assistance of a preschooler due to the fact that preschoolers have a low level of reflection and verbal activity. The author also discover that the symbolic meaning of art is asociated with the process of developing the sign-symbolic function of child's mind, first of all, through establishing the mechanism of modeling. The authors also prove that as a practical activity, art therapy satisfies all the main principles of psychological assistance of children. The main hypothesis about art therapy being an efficient method of psychological assistance of preschoolers is proved by the resuts of empirical researches.
Keywords:
psychological correction, psychological assistance, art therapy, play therapy, preschool childhood, art, catharsis, release of emotions, art therapy guidance, art product, symbolic function