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Psychological technologies of improvement of students’ health as a component of forming anti-extremist attitudes in the youth environment
Russian Psychological Journal ISSN 1812-1853 · eISSN 2411-5789 · Russian Psychological Society
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Статьи Vol. 10 No. 5 (2013)

Psychological technologies of improvement of students’ health as a component of forming anti-extremist attitudes in the youth environment

  • Филипп Робертович Филатов Southern Federal University
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    Associate Professor, General Psychology and Developmental Psychology Department, Psychology Faculty, Southern Federal University, Candidate of Science in Psychology

Abstract

The article deals with the potential of the application of health-improving psychological technologies to forming anti-extremist tolerant attitudes in the youth environment. In the article the author analyzes problems of psychological health of university students in their interrelation with problems of tolerance and extremism in the youth environment. The author brings forward a three-level model of psychological health of students and describes its specific parameters and integral indices. The results of the monitoring of psychological health of students of various departments of Southern Federal University (SFedU) (573 respondents) are adduced; the revealed factorial structures in subgroups of male and female students and their qualitative psychological characteristics are described. The author suggests his own classification of psychological health-improving technologies and a scheme of health-improving work in the university on the basis of the offered three-level model of psychological health.

Keywords

  • health-improving technologies
  • anti-extremist attitudes
  • tolerance
  • tolerant consciousness
  • psychological health
  • health monitoring

How to Cite

Psychological technologies of improvement of students’ health as a component of forming anti-extremist attitudes in the youth environment. (2013). Russian Psychological Journal, 10(5), 86-100. https://doi.org/10.21702/rpj.2013.5.9