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Current Issues in Social Psychology Discussed at JDPU

The III International Scientific-Practical Conference on the theme “Modern Social Psychology: Traditions and Prospects” was held at Jizzakh State Pedagogical University.

The conference was opened by G’ayrat Qodirov, adviser to the university rector. In his speech, he focused on issues of improving the effectiveness of psychological services, training qualified psychologists, and supporting the psychological well-being of young people.

The conference was attended by scientists from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, and the USA, as well as representatives of higher education institutions and scientific centers of our republic.

Scientific discussions were held in four sections, covering issues of family relations, psychological services, prevention of violence and harassment, psychological assistance in inclusive education, emotional intelligence and behavioral characteristics of young people, and the training of psychologists.

Within the framework of the conference, participants presented their scientific research results and practical experiences, and exchanged views on pressing issues in the field.

 

Based on the conference materials, a collection covering more than 250 scientific articles and abstracts was prepared for publication.


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