Dear colleagues, I present the third issue of our journal. It is interesting because it combines theoretical and empirical articles devoted to similar problems.
In a changing world with many development options, the structure of the chronotope also changes, first of all, the harmony of its structure can be broken. This, of course, violates the integrity of the personality and the possibility of its full development and self-realization. Therefore, an important research question is the analysis of ways in which the harmony between the objective and subjective components of space and time is not desecrated (or restored, maintained). How it is possible to achieve personal integrity and self-realization in an uncertain and brittle world.
Based on foreign literature, the article examines the possibilities of using metaphor as a cognitive method in the space of a modern career. The evolution of metaphor as a method of cognition is analyzed and justified, its relevance in working with changeable and unstable biosystems is revealed.
The symbolic function is a crucial concept in the study of individuals in psychological science. While symbolic function is closely connected to many psychology problems and acts as an integrative ability in comprehending reality, the self, and others, it remains a relatively understudied concept.
In modern personality psychology, in the face of the challenges of a changing reality, the study of not only personality variability, but also its stability is of particular relevance. The traditional understanding of stability as constancy and immutability does not satisfy modern dynamic approaches to the description of personal phenomenology, which determined the emergence of the concept of dynamic stability of personality, reflecting its procedural nature.
The article develops the author's concept of studying intentionally created difficulties of various types. These difficulties are organized by some people for others in accordance with different types of relations to the others.
Increased involvement of men during the period of expectation of a child and their postnatal involvement in care and upbringing have a beneficial effect on the development of newborns and harmonize the entire family system. In this regard, the studying the involvement of future fathers during pregnancy is extremely relevant.
The assortative mating based on psychological traits is one of the main topic for research, as it can impact marital satisfaction and longevity. While most studies focus on intra-couple similarities, the aim of this study was to assess not only intra-couple connections but also to explore possible interrelations between the values and personality traits of husbands and wives.
Studying the contribution of interactivity and immersiveness of multimedia technology-based exhibitions to aesthetic experience (AE) is of particular interest due to the increasing digitalization of the art sphere and young people's preference for new media art.
The article examines a number of psychological aspects of the inclusive process at school based on the case of a ten-year-old boy with attention deficit disorder. Inclusion requires a multifaceted transformation of the school space and is a challenge for schools today.
The article presents the results of an empirical study of the features of "Trojan learning" and their relationship to intelligence quotient and personality traits. As the main indicator for the quantitative analysis of the features of Trojan learning, the strategies of "Trojan learning" were taken.
The contemporary society is characterized by a high level of digitalization, which significantly alters the nature of social interactions. Social networks and messengers have become fundamental for the formation and maintenance of social connections, but they also serve as sources of negative phenomena such as cyberostracism.
An overview of the article “Situating Cognitive Science after 1945” by Mitchell G. Ash (Professor Emeritus of Modern History at the University of Vienna, Austria) is presented.