Kostiuk futurological methodology in the mental activity researches

- Моляко, В.О. (2019) Kostiuk futurological methodology in the mental activity researches Актуальні проблеми психології. Психологія творчості, 25 (12). pp. 6-15. ISSN 2072-4772

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Abstract

On the modern stage of psychological researches as in the wide, and more narrow scopes, searching for new perspective approaches, we certainly turn to the work already done and, first of all, of course, to those that seem more adequate in terms of scientific ideas and hypotheses. Continuing many years of researches of the problems of creativity and thinking, we are particularly attentive to turning again and again to the works of an outstanding native scientist – H. S. Kostiuk, which, from our point of view, is still an unsurpassed pioneer in the development of mental activity sphere some specific components, which we will pay attention to in this and subsequent papers. Here we first emphasize that in the current rather saturated flow of the cogni-tive sphere studies of various levels and a particular direction it seems reasonable to pay special attention to the integral functioning of the psyche in terms of the namely mental activity, which absorbs, so to speak, the processes of thinking, perception first of all (the usual thing, neither memory nor attention, and even more emotionally-sensual and volitional, the linguistic components do not remain aloof, but we, as is generally accepted, to a greater extent leave them some-what aloof for the usual analysis comfort). We also note that we, referring to the notion of mental activity, to a certain extent mean its synonymy with cognitive, their fundamental uniqueness, not least using this concept, which, from our point of view, more or less defines traditionally accepted in classical native psychology (and not only psychology) of "decoding" precisely these functions of the psyche, which are related to solving tasks, problems, decision-making

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