1 | To demonstrate fundamental knowledge about the problems of psychological science, differentiating individual psychological factors of the development of personality. |
2 | Evaluate and apply innovative approaches to understanding public socially significant phenomena and processes in the legal, entrepreneurial, cultural, environmental issues. |
3 | Apply knowledge about the nature, mechanisms, structure and criteria of human development to timely identify and prevent possible complications of the psychoemotional state of the individual and resolve conflict situations. |
4 | Analyze individual psychological characteristics of a person, assessing the influence of gender, age, physiological and cultural factors. |
5 | To focus on socio-ethical values based on public opinion, traditions, customs, social norms in their professional activities. |
6 | To organize psychological support for the activities of individuals and groups, guided by the principles of the value and uniqueness of the individual. |
7 | To work in a team, having and correctly defending a personal point of view, to offer new solutions, to adequately navigate in various social situations. |
8 | Plan and organize independent psychological research using theoretical, empirical, mathematical, statistical methods, guided by the principles of scientific ethics and academic integrity. |
9 | Evaluate and apply innovations in the educational activities of a psychologist, accompanying the processes of self-education and self-realization aimed at preserving, strengthening and developing the psychological health of the individual. |
10 | To carry out psychological diagnostics, process and interpret the received data. |
11 | To provide individual and group advisory assistance, using special methods and techniques of work aimed at a better understanding of the client’s problems and his personal characteristics. |
12 | To carry out psychocorrective work, influencing certain mental functions, qualities or forms of behavior of the individual, aimed at overcoming the deviation. |