Topic plan
The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.
1. The subject and tasks of modern psychology
LectureModern psychology is a science that studies mental processes, behavior, personality and human activity. the main tasks of psychology are the explanation of mental phenomena, the prediction of behavior and the promotion of personality development.
2. Methods of research in psychology
LectureIn psychology, various methods of research are used: observation, experiment, survey, interview, testing, questionnaire and analysis of product activity. these methods provide objective study of mental processes.
3. Activity and behavior
LectureActivity is the purposeful activity of a person, and behavior is the totality of his reactions to the environment. both phenomena are related to the needs and motives of a person.
4. Psychological characteristics of communication
LectureCommunication is a social-psychological process of exchanging information, thoughts and feelings between people. it is carried out with the help of verbal and non-verbal means.
5. Psychological characteristics of sensations
LectureSensations are mental processes that reflect individual properties of objects and phenomena when they are directly affected by a person's sense organs.
6. Psychological characteristics of perception
LecturePerception is a process of holistic reflection of objects and phenomena of the surrounding world based on sensations. it depends both on the work of the senses and on the past experience of the person.
7. Psychological characteristics of thinking
LectureThinking is a higher cognitive process that allows a person to analyze, summarize information, solve problems and draw conclusions.
8. Imagination
LectureImagination is a mental process of creating new images based on previously received experience. it plays an important role in human creative activity.
9. Feelings and emotional states
LectureFeelings reflect a stable emotional attitude of a person to the surrounding world, and emotional states represent short-term emotional reactions to various situations.
10. Temperament
LectureTemperament is a set of innate individual-psychological features that determine the dynamics of a person's mental activity. there are four main types of temperament: sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic and melancholic.
11. Character
LectureCharacter is a set of stable individual-psychological qualities of a person, which are formed in the course of life and determine the behavior of a person.
12. Ability
LectureAbilities are individual-psychological features of a person that ensure the successful performance of a certain activity. they develop under the influence of natural predispositions, training and practice.
13. Volya
LectureVolya is a mental process that ensures conscious overcoming of difficulties and achievement of set goals.
14. Subject and tasks of age psychology
LectureAge psychology studies the regularities of human mental development at various stages of life. its tasks are the study of age characteristics and the promotion of harmonious personality development.
15. Psychological features of early adolescence and personality development
LectureEarly adolescence is an important stage of personality formation, worldview, professional self-determination, independence and self-awareness. in this period, emotional and social changes are especially noticeable.