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    Morozyuk S.N., Morozyuk Yu.V., Kuznetsova E.S. Pathogenic reflection of the mother as a factor of adverse in child-parental relationship
    2022, 1 p. 48–55
    Morozyuk S.N. , Kuznetsova E.S. , Morozyuk Yu.V.
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    The relevance of the topic of the article. It is in the family that the foundation of the child’s social experience is laid. In the process of interaction of a child with a close adult, stable features of constructive personal response are formed, characterological features are fixed. As a rule, the mother is recognized as the dominant influence on the child, on the development of emotional sphere. It is the mother who satisfies the child’s needs for the benevolent attention of an adult. The boundaries of our research do not allow us to identify all the factors contributing to the formation of a particular style of parental attitude to the child. However, many researchers, revealing the concept of parental attitude style, note the unconscious nature of behavioral manifestations and parental attitudes assigned by the mother in childhood imprinted. Therefore, we assumed that one of the factors in the formation of a particular style of parental attitude to the child is the quality of the mother’s reflection. The mother’s reflection, which has a protective character from negative experiences (fear of failure, shame, guilt, resentment), giving a locally temporary effect – pathogenic reflection. Reflection aimed at solving the problem in the relationship with the help of adequate means of the situation – sanogenic reflection.

    The aim of the study. The article presents the results of an empirical study of the relationship between well-being in child-parent relationships and factors that negatively affect its development. Such factors are the styles of the child-parent relationship “Excessive requirements-prohibitions” and “Insufficient requirements-prohibitions” and the pathogenic reflection of the mother. On the example of these styles of parental attitude to the child, the mechanisms that prevent the formation of the emotional and psychological well-being of the child are shown.

    Description of the research progress. An empirical study was conducted with mothers raising preschoolers. The study involved 236 people – mothers of preschoolers. Mostly respondents have higher education (67%), are married (51%), work (70%) and have more than one child (45%). The r-Spearman rank correlation coefficient and the Mann-Whitney U-test, a nonparametric statistical method of data processing for independent samples, were used for data processing.

    The results of the study. The style of parental relationship is a formal dynamic characteristic, which is based on fixed, habitual forms of behavior for the mother and relationships in general, which may be non-constructive (pathogenic) in nature. It is concluded that the style of parental attitude to the child depends on the quality of reflection. Reflexive defenses, in turn, manifest themselves in behavioral forms of reaction and are fixed as an experience in the styles of parental attitude.

    Conclusion. The more pronounced the indicators of the protective (pathogenic) reflection of the mother, the more the unconstructive style of parental attitude towards the child is presented, the less competent she is in educational activities. It is established that the style of parental attitude to the child depends on the quality of reflection. The pathogenic reflection of the mother is not aimed at solving problems arising in the child-parent relationship, but at her own experiences and states, which actualizes the need to protect against them. Reflexive defenses, in turn, manifest themselves in behavioral patterns and are fixed as an experience in parenting styles.

    Keywords: mother child child-parent relations sanogenic reflection pathogenic reflection parental attitude style family emotional well-being psychological well-being
    DOI: 10.24412/1997-9657-2022-1109-48-55
    Stozharova M.Y., Kuznetsova I.O. Studying the Level of Forming Emotional Well-being of Older Preschool Children
    2020, 5 p. 49–57
    Kuznetsova I.O. , Stozharova M.Y.
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    In this article, the authors focus on the problem of forming the emotional sphere of preschool children and their emotional well-being, in particular. Emotional well-being is considered as a component of psychological health in preschool age, since the success of his communication and interaction with others depends on the emotions that a child experiences and shows, and therefore the success of his social development. In addition, the article presents the results of an ascertaining experiment aimed at studying the level of forming emotional well-being in older preschool children. 178 preschool children took part in the experiment. Observational methods were used as the main methods for assessing the child’s emotional state and identifying the features of the formation of emotional well-being (observation «Studying the manifestation of a child’s emotional stability in a kindergarten group», the method of S.N. Gamova); testing (an adaptive method for conducting cross-sectional study of emotional well-being of the child in kindergarten by E.V. Kucherova); anxiety test by R. Tamml, M. Dorki, V. Amen; the method «Scale of social-situational anxiety» by A.M Prikhozhan); conversations with children (Dembo-Rubinstein’s «Ladder» method, modified By V. G. Shchur); parents ‘questionnaires (test-questionnaire of parental attitudes by L.Ya. Varga, V.V. Stolin); projective tests («My family» drawing test, A.M. Parishioners’ and Z. Vasilyauskaite’s «Draw yourself» method). The criteria and indicators of children’s emotional well-being are defined: the child’s emotionally positive state of health, emotional state of a child in a family environment, emotional stability, level of anxiety, level of self-esteem. In addition, the author’s definition of the concept of “emotional well-being” of preschool children is proposed. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of experimental data allowed us to identify three levels of emotional well-being of older preschool children. 55 preschool children (30.9%) showed a high level of emotional well-being; 64 preschool children (36%) showed an average level; 59 older preschool children (33.1%) showed a low level.
    Keywords: emotional well-being emotional state emotional stability anxiety self-esteem
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2020-10084
    Kholodova O.L., Loginova L.V. Factors of Emotional Well-being of Preschool Children: a Systematic Review
    2020, 4 p. 34–49
    Loginova L.V. , Kholodova O.L.
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    The article discusses the experience and results of the researches of emotional well-being of preschoolers, especially 6–7 year old children. The factors that affect the emotional well-being of preschool children in the family and in educational organizations and educational opportunities of the environment (values and ways of interaction of teachers with children, designing of the environment of a kindergarten, planning of current activities) are considered separately, in particular those increasing emotional well-being of children. The principal trends of the current approach to the study of emotional well-being: a synthesis of achievements of different theories, a shift in the study of emotional well-being from problems to its positive manifestations, interest in the opinion of children themselves, complexity (inclusion of all stakeholders in the study design – children, parents, teachers) and variety of methods. The relevance of the study, based on the «child’s voice», reflections by educators and parents, and structured video analysis, is shown.
    Keywords: emotional well-being socio-emotional well-being preschool age child-adult interaction quality of preschool education readiness for school continuity of preschool and school education
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2020-10078
    Kholodova O.L., Vorobyeva I.I., Krasheninnikov E.E., Loginova L.V. Children’s barometer. Study of the Emotional Well-being of a 6–7-Year-Old Child in Kindergarten: Voice of the Child and Voice of the Parent
    2020, 1 p. 38–53
    Loginova L.V. , Kholodova O.L. , Krasheninnikov E.E. , Vorobyeva I.I.
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    The article discusses the results of the study of the emotional well-being of 6-7 years old children of kindergartens in Moscow. The data were obtained through a questionnaire survey of children and their parents using the supplemented Children’s Barometer methodology, consisting of 22 questions for a child and 8 questions for a parent. The study was attended by 151 parent-child couples; children from 15 groups of 5 different preschools. Emotional well-being is based on satisfying the needs of the child, both basic and essential for the age at hand, and essential for personal development including personal relevance, recognition in the group, autonomy and initiative. It was important for us to hear the “voice of the child”, attitude towards kindergarten, what makes child happy and discomforting. It was found that children of 6-7 years old can express their opinion and attitude to what is happening in kindergarten. Organized forms of activity are less interesting for children than free activity; there are discrepancies between children’s and adults’ assessment of issues important for the child; children remember conflicts in kindergarten and it is important for them how the teacher resolves the children’s conflict. The educational environment and style of interaction between adults and children in groups implementing different pedagogical systems influences children’s attitude towards kindergarten, which was shown in significant statistical differences.

    Keywords: emotional well-being child’s voice kindergarten quality of early childhood education adult-child relationship competence of parents conflict resolution
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2020-10063
    Interaction of cognitive and personal resources of preschool teachers as the condition of improving the quality of education
    2025, 4 p. 30-45
    Serafimovich I.V. , Zakharova T.N.
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    Background. Changing requirements to the level of professional competence of preschool teachers, related to the new priorities in the educational system, entail the necessity of qualitatively different provision of resources, the key role in which is played by the internal resources of the subject of activity.

    Objectives. The aim is to identify peculiarities of interaction of cognitive and personal resources of teachers of the institutions with different level of quality of education.

    Sample. 526 teaching teams (leader, senior teacher and two or three teachers) participated in the first stage, the second stage (study of cognitive and personal resources) was attended by 117 teachers.

    Methods. The following methods were used in the study: the method of diagnosing the resourcefulness of professional thinking (I.V. Serafimovich, E.A. Medvedeva, N.V. Surina); the questionnaire of emotional intelligence EmIn by D.V. Lyusin (Lyusin, 2006); methods for studying subjective well-being (Osin, Leontiev, 2020, p. 136): the emotional aspect of well-being is the subjective happiness scale (Lyubomirsky, Lepper, 1999, adapted by E.N. Osin, D.A. Leontiev, short version (Osin, Leontiev, 2008), and the cognitive aspect is the life satisfaction scale (Diener et al., 1985; adapted and validated by D.A. Leontiev and E.N. Osin, (Osin, Leontiev, 2008).

    Results. Positive interrelations of cognitive and personal resources have been established. Institutions with high quality are characterized with balanced uniformity, the institutions with medium quality are characterized with unbalanced focus. Differences in the personal resources’ components among teachers from various organizations were not identified, but there are some in the reflexive component of cognitive resources (teachers working in the organizations with high quality of education have higher level). It is shown that the organizations with medium quality have feeble circumstantiation and development of directions: correctional and developmental work with children with disabilities, ways to support children’s initiative and independence (age-appropriate), conditions for creating a developing subject-spatial environment (transformability, variability, multifunctionality); application of methods of modern planning of educational activities.

    Conclusions. The use of research data is related to the possibilities of organizing continuous informal education of teachers of preschool educational organizations through the actualization of cognitive and personal resources, taking into account the deficiencies in the work of educational organizations in building immediate and distant development prospects.

    Keywords: cognitive and personal resources potential of thinking emotional intellect subjective well-being life satisfaction happiness teachers preschool education
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2025-4130-30-45
    The systemic approach to the formation of preschool administrators’ perceptions about the psychological safety of the educational environment
    2024, 6 p. 48-60
    Kukushkina M.D.
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    Background. Social perceptions of the administrators of educational institutions about the psychological characteristics of the educational environment are a key factor influencing the effectiveness of the system of interaction in the team. The organizational and managerial component of the educational environment is of primary importance in the formation of a psychologically safe kindergarten educational environment that promotes the maintenance of the emotional well-being of all its subjects.

    Objective. Theoretical and empirical substantiation of the development of a program of social and psychological support for kindergarten managers, as well as an assessment of its effectiveness.

    Sample. The study involved 111 kindergarten managers from seven cities of Russia. 72 people participated in the formative experiment: directors, deputy directors and senior preschool teachers aged 35 to 70 years.

    Methods. The study used survey and diagnostic (questionnaires, surveys) methods, observations, and a formative experiment. The content analysis of the associations of managers was carried out using the methodology of P. Verges (Vergès, 1992).

    Results. The study shows that the administrator is a key link in ensuring psychological safety in an educational institution, which emphasizes the importance of identifying and adjusting social perceptions about creating safe learning conditions. These perceptions play a significant role in shaping the organizational and managerial component of the educational environment of a preschool educational institution. The study defines the structure of social perceptions of preschool educational institution directors before and after participating in the program of socio-psychological support. The content of these perceptions was also revealed and described, and then the changes that occurred as a result of the formative experiment were analyzed.

    Conclusions. The program of social and psychological support, including five semantic blocks: diagnostic, informational, educational, formative, reflexive and analytical, is an effective tool for forming social perceptions of preschool educational institution heads about the principles of organizing a psychologically safe educational environment in a kindergarten.

    Keywords: psychological safety of the preschool educational environment emotional well-being of participants in the educational environment organizational and managerial component of the educational environment social perceptions of administrators regarding psyc
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2024-6126-48-60
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