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Irina V. Kulagina

City: Togliatti, Russian Federation
Degree: Candidate of Psychological Sciences
Work: Togliatti State University
Post: Associate Professor, Department of Pedagogy and Psychology
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According to a survey conducted by the Rabota.ru service for 2024, 53% of Russians admit to being addicted to the Internet. Many of them report that visiting various social networks is an integral part of their life. The strongest addiction to social networks is found in women with narcissistic personal traits. The aim of our study was to examine whether narcissistic traits are typical for women with moderate addiction to social networks. As a result, the data were obtained indicating that respondents exhibited such traits as the need for constant attention and admiration, expectation of special treatment, manipulation in interpersonal relationships, and lack of empathy.
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The importance of the "own health" value for a person has recently become increasingly great. It is particularly relevant for middle-aged people, but the degree of its importance varies among this contingent. The purpose of our study was to study and identify the most characteristic individual typological features of a person who attaches great importance to the value of "own health". As a result, individual typological features were identified that are characteristic of people who differently assess the degree of significance of the value “own health”.
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Health as a value is constantly relevant, which is the reason for research concerning this aspect. The purpose of our study was to empirically examine the relationship between individual typological characteristics of a person and the degree of importance a person gives to the value of “own health.” As a result, personal traits were identified that are characteristic of individuals who place the value “health” on the upper and middle levels of personal values hierarchy.
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Within the framework of psychoanalytic theory, the causes of psychosomatic phenomena are associated with the characteristics of secondary narcissism, which develop in a complex discourse of relations with the primary one. This discourse is in tune with another phenomenon, which can be referred to as "narcissistic trauma". The purpose of this work is to test the hypothesis, that experimental groups with different severity of psychosomatic complaints when comparing them empirically give a picture corresponding to the manifestations of narcissistic trauma. An important part of such a study is the selection of the correct set of methods for the study of narcissistic traumatization and its accompanying borderline phenomena, as well as the registration of psychosomatic complaints. The novelty of the work is in the fact that the identified collections of psychometric constructs, within the framework of which the manifestations of narcissistic traumatization, narcissistic anger (rage) fit in, give the prospect of operationalization of these concepts. The results of the study are reflected in the form of correlation and interpretation of empirically obtained data with theoretical models.
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The main specific feature that characterizes the midlife crisis is the change of life orientations and the transformation of self-realization components, which significantly affects the further life perspective of the individual. The purpose of the study was to examine the characteristics of the relationship of life orientations and self-realization components of a middle-aged person, taking into account gender identity. As a result, distinctive characteristics of the correlation of these psychological phenomena in middle-aged men and women were identified and described.