Abstract: In his article the author described how topical the new discipline, economic psychology, is. According to the author, economic psychology is aimed at studying economic processes through psychological knowledge. Key words: economics, psychology, economic psychology, crisis, advertising

Abstract: The author described the differences in Adler’s and Nietzsche’s conceptions of power mania. It is noted that Nietzsche viewed the will for the power as a part of ontological development and Adler saw it from the anthropological point of view. The author also revealed the role of the inferiority complex in formation of the power mania. Key words: psychology, power mania, inferiority complex, instinct, Eros and Thanatos, Will, slavery, slave, human, human psychology

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Abstract: The article is devoted to the problems of adaptation of corporeity and influence of environmental factors on the process of adaptation. Photic and chromatic characteristics of the environment have a complex and polymodal influence at all levels. It is suggested that coloristic space of the city environment may be viewed as a representative model illustrating such an influence. Key words: psychology, corporeity, adaptation, psychosomatics, appliance, coloristics, color, design, city, space

Abstract: By comparing the two approaches to the study of learning (through the study of habitus and through the study of personal development of blind and deaf children), the author of the article analyzed the structure of the learning process. The author described the four stages of learning when sensual, empiric, factual and theoretic knowledge is being formed. The author also made conclusions about special criteria of the “true knowledge” which are formed at each stage, and further prospects of the research. Key words: psychology, habitus, personality, development, perception, conception, learning, truth, knowledge, structure

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Abstract: The article considers the issues of formation of a professional in the context of crises of professional development and the syndrome of professional burning out and personal deformation. The author raised a question about necessity to create a complex system of professional rehabilitation in various spheres of professional activity. As exemplified by the case study of work of public prosecution officers, it is necessary to establish such a system of professional rehabilitation before it is too late. Key words: psychology, professional development, crises, professional ‘burning out’, professional deformation, personality, professional rehabilitation, system, recovery, professionals

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Abstract: The article is devoted to analyzing the phenomenon of narcissism in works by a well-known representative of humanistic psychology, Erich Fromm. That American scientist described Freud’s contribution to the study of the phenomenon. Special attention is given to group, or social, narcissism. Key words: psychology, humanistic psychology, personal narcissism, social narcissism, personality, politics, leader, religion, humankind

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Abstract: The article considers the problem of resistance to stress in administration activity, theoretical, methodological and practical aspects of studying stress resistance and contains the results of a corresponding case study. Key words: psychology, administration, management, activity, stress, resistance to stress, administration official, adaptability, self-esteem, personality

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Abstract: The author shows that the creativity of nature, the formation of new forms and structures in it and the creative activities of a man obey united laws of self-organization and self-completing of complex structures, of appearance of structures out of chaos and of their complication. The model of self-completing of thoughts and images is proposed as a basic one for the understanding of functioning of creative thinking. The modern methods of training of creative thinking are under discussion. Key words: psychology, innovation, intuition, insight, creativity, thinking, self-organization, self-construction, consciousness, creative work

Abstract: Emotions experienced by the citizens of Hiroshima are a part of the experience of all humans. We all fear a nuclear ‘Holocaust’. The author described specific psychological components of that fear from the point of view of the general psychology of survival. Key words: psychology, human, suffering, catastrophe, death, fear, experience, emotion, bodily, psychic

Abstract: This psychological essay well shows how psychological phenomena may be illustrated by poetic texts. The author tried to define types of personality described by Pushkin (according to Jung) and used the novel “Eugene Onegin” to illustrate Jung’s typology. Key words: philosophy, psychology, typology, characters, introvert, extravert, intuition

Abstract: The article contains an analysis of specific features of perception of the world at different stages of phylogenesis. It is shown that such perception of the world created the basis for further formation of cognitive abilities which are, in their turn, formed the core of the mentality of modern cultures. It is shown that peculiarities of perception of the world and corresponding psychotechnics are a valuable resource for development of creative thinking as well as for achievement by a human his desired psycho emotional states. Key words: psychology, perception of the world, relict, mentality, evolution, corporeity, psychotechnic, unconsciousness, information, consciousness