Dear colleagues, I present the first issue of the journal and congratulate everyone with spring!
The need to reflect the contribution of T.G. Stefanenko to ethno psychology, the significance of her works, which has not yet been fully realized, seems extremely important, which determined the purpose of this article.
This article provides an overview of current research on the potential applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of mental health. An analysis of current publications on the use of chatbots (in particular ChatGPT) in psychological, psychotherapeutic and psychiatric practice is presented.
The article considers the peculiarities of the current stage of Internet evolution. Social networks have paradoxically become a trigger of polarisation and tension, causing users to experience precarisation, alienation and isolation.
This article explores the intersection of two key areas of psychology: the psychology of trust and the psychology of color. The primary aim of this work is to analyze both classical and contemporary studies on the influence of color on trust levels and to identify promising directions for further research.
The article substantiates the importance of the methodological foundation of the history of clinical (medical) psychology in the context of its insufficient development of a field of knowledge in general.
The article is devoted to the current problem of the vulnerability of migrants. The purpose of the article is to identify the connection between “vulnerabilities” – pre-migration traumatic events, the self-explanation of the meaning behind continuing migration and the psychological well-being of the migrant.
The aim of our study was to analyse the neurocognitive development of children aged 3–7 years conceived with the help of ART in comparison with the characteristics of the mother's pregnancy. An analysis of the course of pregnancy of mothers with artificial and natural insemination is given in comparison with the indicators of neurocognitive development of a child aged 3–7 years.
Imagination, fantasies, dreams, and hallucinations are distinct mental processes that involve the manipulation of images, which may depict realistic or imaginary objects and situations. Mentally healthy individuals can differentiate between these processes, but this ability diminishes during mental disorders.
The purpose of this work was to identify and classify the manifestations of post-traumatic growth in cancer patients using the content analysis method.
The study aims to compare the effectiveness of standard and adapted physical education programs and to test the “Out Fitness” method for assessing motor function in children with ASD.
The aim of this study was the adaptation and psychometric analysis of the Russian version of the Whiteley Index (WI).
Guseltseva M.S. Review of the article by Orly Shenker “Modelling Thought Versus Modelling the Brain”
In the article “Modelling Thought Versus Modelling the Brain”, Orly Shenker, a professor of philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, discusses the relationship between modeling thought and modeling the brain.
A review is provided of the dissertation by the American psychologist Tamara Dembo, titled “Der Ärger als dynamisches Problem” (“Anger as a Dynamic Problem”). Dembo proposes a new approach to the study of emotions, viewing them not as static phenomena but as processes dependent on situational factors and internal psychological mechanisms.