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  • Vol. 10 No. 54 (2017)

    Psychological paradoxes of individual and social development in a multicultural society [Special issue]

    As usual, this issue is formed on the base of dialogues at the annual Shpetovskuh readings. Their theme this year was "Psychological paradoxes of individual and social development in a multicultural society." It seems to us that the answers to the questions of the correlation of the individual and the social in a modern transitive, multicultural society can be found, in particular, in the works of G.G. Shpet on ethnic psychology and internal form of the word. This possibility was proved by using the concept of an internal form in the analysis of the psychological chronotope.

    In general, the subjects of the articles focuse on the problems of acculturation of emigrants in new sociocultural conditions, values ​​and standards, constantly changing and varying the correlation and content of the social and individual development contexts.

    The discussion began with a very interesting report by A.N.Poddyakov, which was already mentioned on the page of issue in FB. The question of whether it is necessary to re-educate emigrants to new values ​​is touched in the content of many articles, without finding, that is natural, an unambiguous answer. At the same time, the discrepancy between values ​​and stereotypes concerns literally all aspects of the social and individual development context - from the notions about heroes, ideas about the future, stereotypes of old age. Therefore, more and more relevant are various areas, including the notion of culture as one of the leading determinants of the development of the psyche.

    In general, the authors are fascinatingly and polemically revealing the positive and negative aspects of personality development in today's multicultural space, showing new trends in the study of a multicultural society.

  • Vol. 10 No. 52 (2017)

    Ananyev Readings [Special issue]

    The problem of the personality psychology in contemporary complex and multidimensional world is becoming more and more recent and significant, intersecting other areas of psychological science. Therefore, we would like to submit in this issue the articles that are written on the basis of speeches and discussions in October 2016 at the St. Petersburg State University at the Ananyev Readings. The main trends in the development of personality psychology, the problems of the narrative approach, new in psychology, and the problems of applied aspects of psychology are discussed in this issue

  • Vol. 9 No. 49 (2016)

    Coping psychology: modern context [Special issue]

    This essay is devoted to the problems discussed in Kostroma at the IV International scientific conference "Psychology of stress and coping behavior: resources, health, developmen".

    The research laboratory of the Kostroma state university deals more than 15 years with a fundamental problem of psychology of a stress and coping behavior, allocating this problem as the new to domestic science direction. In the laboratory was worked out the complete concept of stress and coping psychology as the important part of adaptive behavior of healthy people. Identification of coping behavior as behavior of the subject gives the chance to disclose its essence, regularities and psychological mechanisms, and also to allocate and describe system of coping-resources.

    Authors of articles show that the coping psychology is able and must be engaged in the explanation of difficulties in the course of socialization in modern society, and also to the analysis of individual and age distinctions in course of this process in various social contexts.

  • Vol. 9 No. 48 (2016)

    Cultural-historical paradigm in modern science [Special issue]

    This issue is created on the base of discussions on annual Shpetovskoj conference which was devoted to a problem a cultural - historical paradigm in modern science. Proceeding from it, the subject of articles is focused on questions of borders of this paradigm and its options in theoretical and empirical researches, including the history and philosophy of science and cross-cultural works.

    As A.G.Asmolov fairly emphasized, that culture resists to barbarity which levels a variety and identity. Therefore the questions connected with development of the personality, consciousness and self-determination of people in complex systems, in a situation of diversity and transitive society became a keynote for many articles. No least important became the problem of connections between people of different cultures, different mentality, the specifics of behavior, the regulation of activities in various living conditions, various attitude to the world, personal status and wellbeing.

    In general, authors reveal actual and potential opportunities of cultural- historical paradigm in different areas of knowledge and in different historical and cultural contexts, once again convincingly proving that the force of modern methodology in the openness of different theoretical and empirical constructs and their capability to transformation.

  • Vol. 8 No. 43 (2015)

    Dark Triad

    In 2002, Canadian researchers Delroy L. Paulhus and Kevin M. Williams proposed viewing three personality traits that have been traditionally studied in psychology – Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy – as a single constellation that they dubbed the Dark Triad.  Paulhus and Williams considered the three traits of the Dark Triad to be independent constructs that, despite certain overlap, are distinct and complementary, presenting as different patterns of socially undesirable behavior such as violation of social norms, inability to maintain long-term relationships, cynicism, misanthropy, lack of empathy, duplicity, deceptiveness, exploitation of others, etc.

    The popularity of the Dark Triad concept hasn’t just made it the subject of numerous studies.  The large number of meta-analyses that have been conducted to review empirical data on the Dark Triad is also extraordinary for the relatively short period of 13 years.  Furthermore, one of the two keynote speeches at the 2015 conference of the International Society for the Study of Individual Differences focused on the Dark Triad.

    This issue of Psychological Studies presents the results of empirical research on the Dark Triad that highlights a Dark Triad measure validated for the Russian population and addresses age dynamics in Dark Triad traits, as well as some of their relations with certain psychological dimensions.  We hope that research on "dark" attributes of personality will spark the interest of psychologists and fuel new studies.

  • Vol. 8 No. 42 (2015)

    Psychology in the transitive world [Special issue]

    During the last time we repeatedly address to methodological and investigating problems which are connected with a new situation of science development, new challenges of the present. Transitivity concerns not only variability and uncertainty of society and/or science, it is also a state of mind, mentalities of our contemporaries around the world. Therefore it is so important for psychology not only to realize, reflect methodologically a new situation, but also to find new, adequate methods for studying the happening changes in all spheres of life.

    In this issue various articles - from studying language norm’s transformations to investigation of brain mechanism’s dynamics, from the analysis of cognitive and clinical paradigms to reflection of existential and philosophical psychology are collected. Unites these papers the aspiration to analyze and explain the occurring difficult phenomena, without simplifying, but also without dramatizing them. Therefore the position that only understanding of yourself and people around, existential identity are capable to compensate social transitivity becomes more and more important.

    No less important is empirical studying of new phenomenology of socialization, copping, Internet communication, social knowledge, and reflection ratio of different paradigms and constructs in new methodology. At the same time the psychology of the present demands also understanding of the way passed by psychological science, various options of its development, and also incorporation of ideas and achievements (and even mistakes) of the past to the present.

  • Vol. 8 No. 40 (2015)

    Psychology of uncertainty and challenges of the present [Special issue]

    This journal issue is thematic one. Such issues already became a good tradition of our journal and always cause interest of a big audience. In this case the very theme – "Psychology of uncertainty and challenges of the present" – is the extremely actual and really can be regarded as one of the leading directions of modern psychological science. Therefore we are extremely grateful to professor of Lomonosov Moscow State University A.G.Asmolov who not only offered this theme for reflection, but also united the authors offering various approaches to the analysis of a problem of uncertainty and various answers to contemporary challenges.

    Special gratitude for the help in work under this issue is to E.N.Lvova, member of Department of Psychological Methodology of Lomonosov Moscow State University.

  • Vol. 7 No. 36 (2014)

    Современная психология: новые проблемы и парадигмы [Спецвыпуск]

    Словосочетание «психология XXI века» стало в последние годы довольно распространенным, так же как термины «новое детство» или «вызовы современной науки». Однако за привычностью слов уходит не только их содержание, но и осознание происходящих в последние годы изменений в науке, ее места в современном мире. В то же время проблема развития психологического (шире – научного) знания, факторов и условий, детерминирующих научный прогресс, всегда была одной из центральных методологических проблем.

    Не менее важным вопросом является научная преемственность. Существуют определенные тенденции в отечественной психологии, которые целесообразно развивать, прежде всего, сочетание разных парадигм и методов исследования, внимание не только к факту, но и к его интерпретации и стремление вплести его в общую картину научного знания. Представляется, что именно эти традиции необходимо развивать, а не догматически поддерживать в неизменном виде старые и уже не очень соответствующие времени взгляды. Не исчерпан и потенциал многих концепций, которые по разным причинам не были до конца разработаны, причем это относится не только к трудам ученых, живших в первой трети ХХ века, но и к более поздним теориям.

    Сочетание нового и старого, старых традиций и новой метрологии, новых методов – это важная проблема, которая должна обсуждаться и решаться. В этом выпуске журнала собраны статьи, в которых не только излагаются новые подходы и принципы построения методологии разного уровня, соответствующей современной системе научного знания, но и раскрывается их связь с ведущими линиями в отечественной науке. Важность такого подхода в обсуждении значимых тенденций развития отечественной науки позволяет предположить, что публикации на эту тему будут продолжены.

  • Vol. 6 No. 30 (2013)

    Problem of social space: Interdisciplinary approach [Special issue]

    The problem of social space is rather an old and developed subject for the humanities but a comparatively new subject for psychology. Today there is neither settled understanding of the content of the concept of social space, nor clarity in using terminology which is taken from such areas related to psychology as philosophy, sociology, culturology… Thus, the borders of this construct are vague and mobile especially as in addition to objective, physical and economic space it includes cultural and informational space as well as personal space considered as a result of internalization of social norms and requirements, attitudes and representations. At the moment, the content of social space also includes “time-continuum” both in its objective and subjective variants. All these constituents vary permanently and the relevant changes either synchronize and harmonize, or bring disharmony in the structure of this complex construct.

    The articles collected in this volume are an attempt to determine main directions in studies of social space and to present materials of modern studies in different areas of psychological science. We hope that these thoughts and reflections will be of interest to our readers.

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