Moscow University Psychology Bulletin. Series 14. Psychology, 2011, 1, 144 p.
Moscow University Psychology Bulletin. Series 14. Psychology, 2011, 1, 144 p.
TO THE 45TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY AT LOMONOSOV MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY
THE WORKS OF THE GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY CHAIR
Zhdan A.N. (2011). History of psychology at the chair of general psychology: research and teaching. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 3-11
Becoming and development stages of history of psychology at Moscow University are presented in this article. Contribution of S.L Rubinstein, B.M. Teplov, P.Ya. Galperin, M.V. Sokolov and others into the working out of historical analysis of psychological ideas are discovered. Traditions and current state of historical-psychological science at the Chair of General Psychology at MSU are characterized.>
Pages: 3-11
Keywords: history of psychology;
Russian psychology;
scientific traditions;
teaching of history of psychology;
chair of general psychology;
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Sokolova E.E. (2011). The fundamental principles of university education and A.N. Leontiev’s psychological theory of activity. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 12-24
The fundamental principles of university education (forming of dialectical thinking, the unity of teaching and upbringing, manufacture of need in self-development) taken from A.N. Leontiev’s perspective are marked out and analyzed in the article based on a number of sources including archive materials. The problems and outlooks of applying of Leontiev’s ideas are discussed in the context of current reforms of secondary and high school in Russia.
Pages: 12-24
Keywords: A.N. Leontiev’s psychological theory of activity;
education;
upbringing;
thinking;
dialectical logic;
forming;
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Bratus B.S., Inina N.V. (2011). Faith as a general psychological phenomenon of human consciousness. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 25-38
The theoretical substantiation of general psychological phenomenon of faith is presented in the article. The faith is considered as a necessary component of any complexly organized human activity. The differences and commonalities between religious and non-religious forms of faith are shown, together with their specifics in neurotic personality disorders, superstitions, and fanaticism. A psychological classification of forms of faith on the basis of consciousness and activity of the believing agent is proposed.
Pages: 25-38
Keywords: psychology of faith;
personal consciousness;
the realm of meanings and values;
superstitions;
prejudices;
fanaticism;
classification of forms of faith;
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Leontiev D. A., Fam A. Kh. (2011). How do we choose. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 39-53
The paper presents a study of mechanisms of choice on the case of a real life situation of local authorities elections. The dependent variable was the decision whether to go voting. Using the authors’ test The Subjective quality of choice technique, special questionnaires and a number of personality inventories, we found out intelligible correlations between different aspects of experience of one’s own choice process and some personality variables. The data obtained so far indicate the existence of two stable patterns of choice-making strategies revealed in subjective estimates of one’s choosing process.
Pages: 39-53
Keywords: choice;
self-orientation activity;
quality of choice;
personality variables;
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Borozdina L.V. (2011). The essence of “samootsenka” and how it is related with the self-concept. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 54-65
It is impossible to give English variant of the abstract because English language does not have exact analogy of the Russian notion «самооценка».
Kornilova T.V. (2011). The dynamic functioning of cognitive and personality potential of a man in psychological regulation of decision and choice. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 66-78
The paper describes the results of a series of studies aimed at revealing the regularities in accepting and overcoming uncertainty that characterizes choice contexts. The formation of dynamic regulative systems (DRS) in the actual genesis of choice is considered to be realization by the subject of his intellectual and personality potential in preparing for and making a choice. We also show how structural equation modeling techniques provide tools for making the notion of the unity of personality and intellectual predictors of choice, and of the components of psychological regulation of choice, more concrete and specific.
Pages: 66-78
Keywords: choice;
productive decisions;
dynamic regulative systems;
cognitive and personality potential;
self-regulation;
uncertainty;
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Nourkova V.V. (2011). Autobiographical memory from perspective of cultural-activity theory: Research highlights and future directions. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 79-90
The aim of presented paper is to outline the future direction of autobiographical memory (AM) research in the frame of cultural-historical and activity approaches. Future study in mediation of AM should focus on: a) sub-cultural models of AM, which coexist in the same language context; b) inner dynamics of cultural life scripts; c) parameters of self-constructed tools for AM mediation. Activity approach considers voluntary memories as actions and involuntary memories as operations. The future study of involuntary memories should analyze the way of how conscious memories become unconscious and via versa. Looking at AM at the level of activity allow to understand reestablishing AM for personal development.
Pages: 79-90
Keywords: cultural-historical approach;
activity approach;
autobiographical memory;
mediation;
determination by activity;
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Rossokhin A.V. (2011). From polylogue to interpolyloque. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 91-99
The work is aimed at the studying of the dynamics of internal polylogue during psychoanalytical process. New conception of interpolylogue was introduced and grounded. An interpolylogue arises during external dialogue of two subjects by nonlinear multivariate and conflicting interaction of three components: the internal polylogues of every subject and external dialogue between them. An assumption about interpolylogue nature of consciousness was made.
Pages: 91-99
Keywords: psychoanalytical process;
dialogue;
internal polylogue;
interpolylogue;
reflection;
consciousness;
unconsciousness;
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Bityutskaya E.V. (2011). Modern approaches to the research of coping with the difficult life situations. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 100-111
The issue provides the overview of modern approaches to the definition and research of coping with difficult life situations. The article highlights the problems of difference between the concepts of coping and defense mechanisms. Coping as personality dispositions and dynamic process is considered. The issue deals with the controversial issues of questionnaires’ use and other methods of coping strategies’ research. The article covers the prospects of complex approach to the study of coping.
Pages: 100-111
Keywords: coping;
difficult life situation;
defense mechanisms;
coping strategies;
coping styles;
cognitive appraisal;
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Fedorovich E.Yu. (2011). Investigation of animal behavior in conditions of novelty. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 112-123
To a large extent, crisis of zoopsychology is resulted from the failure of experimental and observational date, obtained under domestic methodological ground (activity theory). In this paper we review the investigations of animal behavior in conditions of novelty of different kinds, studied in the laboratory of zoopsychology of Department of Psychology in 1980—1990 (e.g. examinations of development of rats and mice exploratory behavior in “open field” (different modification); mice and rats behavioral patterns in response to novelty depend on the animal rank; and exploratory behavior of outdoor, semicommensal and commensal mice and voles in “dwelling room”). Exploratory behavior as a subject of investigation and its analysis may provide necessary date for understanding and demonstration psychical activity in animals.
Pages: 112-123
Keywords: zoopsychology;
exploratory behavior;
novelty;
subject’s activity;
commensal rodents;
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Mitina O.V., Babayeva Yu.D., Sabadosh P.A. (2011). Psychometric analysis of the “Multifactor inventory of tolerance” using multi-trait multimethod model. The Moscow University Psychology Bulletin, 1, 124-140
Principles of data analysis, which were got during developing inventory of multifactor research of tolerance, are observed. This inventory has two-mode structure. The necessity of studying of tolerance as complex system including possible objects of tolerant attitude along with different possible levels of regulations these attitudes was advocated. The structural equation modeling namely multi-trait multi-method model (MTMM) was used. Equations for specification the models are included. The possibility and advantages of using MTMM for analysis data having 3-mode structure in studies of different types is discussed.
Pages: 124-140
Keywords: structural equations;
multi-trait multi-method model;
three-mode data analysis;
tolerance;
psychodiagnostics;
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Anniversaries
The staff of the faculty of psychology MSU(2011). To the 70th anniversary of Janna Markovna Glozman. Moscow University Psychology Bulletin,1,141-142
To the 70th anniversary of Janna Markovna Glozman.
The staff of the faculty of psychology MSU(2011). To the 70th anniversary of Lidia Vassilievna Borozdina. Moscow University Psychology Bulletin,1,143-144
To the 70th anniversary of Lidia Vassilievna Borozdina.