To date, psychodiagnostics is involved in solving a wide range of problems

2.Constructive approach.
development, individuality, etc.
Psychodiagnostics is understood as the process of identifying and measuring the individual
psychological characteristics of a person using special methods: observation, testing, conversation,
etc.
1. Designing new psychodiagnostic tools and modifying existing ones.
phenomenon and knowledge of its essence.
Therefore, the key tasks of psychodiagnostics are as follows.
2. Development of methods for predicting mental development and behavior depending on
various natural and special factors and conditions of existence.
3. Recognition of individual characteristics in general manifestations
mental formations.
Attention to psychological diagnostics, which has arisen today in various spheres of human life,
is explained by the fact that it is considered a set of methods and means for measuring mental states
and properties, i.e. tool.
1. Instrumental approach.
From the standpoint of the constructive approach, the most important tasks
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strategies
5. Methodological foundations and principles of psychodiagnostics
psychodiagnostic ideas.
The theory of psychodiagnostics is based on general psychology, which reveals the patterns
of development and functioning of human mental activity, as well as on differential psychology, which
studies the individual characteristics of a person. Therefore, psychodiagnostics is built on the same
methodological basis as psychology in general, and it is based on philosophical and concrete
scientific principles.
qualities that are always in unity. 6. The principle of
concreteness 7. The principle of non-estimation
2.Study of structural elements and directions of modern psychodiagnostics.
Methodological principles
principles
The essence is the orientation to the theoretical aspects of psychodiagnostics. He summarizes
the long history of the development of the theory and culture of psychodiagnostics and considers it
as an independent scientific discipline dealing with the problems of making a psychological diagnosis.
In this direction, the following tasks are being solved.
1. Analysis of the historical conditionality of the emergence and evolution
psychodiagnostics.
2. Ideographic (from the Greek idea + gramma - an ideogram, a written sign meaning a whole
concept.). This approach is based on the recognition of the individual characteristics of a person and
their description.
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