- Смульсон, Марина Лазарівна (orcid.org/0000-0002-9563-3390) and Мещеряков, Дмитро Сергійович (orcid.org/0000-0001-6831-8654) (2025) Subject-oriented supportive and developmental virtual space In: Стратегічні орієнтири освіти та реабілітації в умовах воєнного стану та повоєнного часу: проблеми, рішення, перспективи (до 10-річчя комунального закладу вищої освіти «Хортицька національна навчально-реабілітаційна академія» Запорізької обласної ради) . Вид-во Хортицької національної академії, м. Запоріжжя, Україна, pp. 970-971. ISBN 978-617-7929-23-8
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Abstract
Theses substantiates the concept of a subject-oriented supportive and developmental virtual space as an integral immersive psycho-pedagogical meta-technology. The study highlights the crucial role of such environments during wartime as resources for psychological resistance, recovery of subjectness balance, and preservation of personal autonomy. The space is analyzed through its supportive (psychological safety, community) and developmental (cognitive growth, self-actualization) functions. The authors outline five primary objectives for designing this space: fostering authentic subjectness, developing cognitive maturity and critical thinking, facilitating social activity and unity, enhancing psychological resilience against digital threats, and harmonizing human potential with artificial intelligence capabilities. The theoretical foundation is rooted in the projective-technological paradigm, based on the hierarchy-design concept of Yu. Mashbits. This approach shifts the research focus from a purely cognitive to a projective-activity stance, enabling the creation of digital environments where the individual acts not as an object of influence, but as an active creator of their own experience, capable of conscious choice and self-development amidst global social crises.
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