POTENTIALS OF INTERNET-TRAININGS FOR THE STUDENTS’ PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE OPTIMIZATION
Abstract
Possibilities of psychological influence of the group psychological work, which presently is actively spread in the world on the whole and in Ukraine in particular, on the young adults' psychological state must be investigated and described. The task of the research is to elicit efficiency of group psychological work’s psychological influence for young adults' psychological state optimization. The basic methods of research are theoretical analysis of modern scientific sources on the proper subject, conduction of group psychological work and analysis of the obtained results with the use of mathematical statistics methods. The evidence is given that group psychological work is effective and possesses considerable possibilities for young adults' psychological state optimization.
Keywords: group psychological work, Internet, personality
Accepted: 12.11.2012
Reviewed: 26.11.2012
Published: 29.12.2012
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