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The effectiveness of ontopsychological psychotherapy in working with neurotic patients. Michele Sellachchi (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

The study is based on the assumption that at the end of the ontopsychological therapy course categories related to ontic In-ce, and categories associated with the logical and historical 'I' will change. The hypothesis of the study suggests that the oneric characters will change during psychotherapy, from the start of therapy and four months after the start of the course of consultations.

All participants included in the experimental and control groups were treated at the Center for Mental Health (Public Service of psychiatric and psychological care) in early 2003. Selection of participants was random and was determined by the initial phase of treatment, the presence of neurotic problems and the lack of psychopathic or sociopathic psychopathology.

Gender-role stereotypes, from mother to daughter. Carlini Veneranda (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

In order to study the deepest themes of femininity, I found it necessary to organize the basic theory in this field, and to compare it with ontopsychological approach. The subject of my research are women's stereotypes of the perception of themselves and relationships with others, the inherent girls and their mothers. The study involved girls studying in the school where I work, as well as their mothers, 34 girls aged 8-9 years, pupils of the three third classes in Roman primary school, and 34 mothers of girls aged 28 to 35 years, which can be attributed to the average socio-cultural level.

Using the principles of ontopsychology in the prenatal training course. Frank Fitsio (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

The hypothesis of the study is that after psycho-physiological courses we can see a lower level of anxiety, fears. They provide a good physical health and functional communication with a newborn. Speaking about the medical side of birth the following aspects were assumed : 1) A shorter period of contractions and pushing, the use of anesthesia and medical intervention only when absolutely necessary 2) a positive interaction with the medical and midwifery staff 3) woman’s confidence, serenity and satisfaction.

Psychological factors of evaluation of woman’s appearance. Satti Chantal (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

The subject of this research is the perception and evaluation of a woman’s appearance from an aesthetic point of view, which means how to be outwardly identical to oneself and how to present one’s own identity outside. One of the key hypotheses of the study was the following - psychological assessment factors interrelated with the cultural level of the subject, that is, the higher the level of culture of women, the greater her vitality and the better her mood is, the greater her ability to accurately evaluate the images.

Psychological defense mechanisms: ontopsychological and psychoanalytic approaches. Morotti Luke, economic historian, entrepreneur (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

The purpose of this analysis is to look at what role, in terms of clinical practice, various defense mechanisms play in the mental dynamics of the patient. What interests us most is, first of all, a comparison of how they are interpreted and how they work within the psychotherapeutic process, based on the psychoanalytic approach and, on the other hand, ontopsychological method.

Hypertension: Is it essential or existential phenomenon? Medical and ontopsychological approaches. Dunder Brunhilde (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

The problem of this study is related to clarifying the nature of high blood pressure, that is, to identify whether it is an essential phenomenon as defined in medicine, or existential, that is due to the features of a person’s chosen way of life. As a part of the study we had to answer two questions: a) whether it is possible to detect in the features of subject’s existence the factors responsible for the observed had high blood pressure, and b) whether it is possible to reduce or completely cure high blood pressure by ontopsychological approach.

Forma Mentis as an effective recruiting tool. Menkarelli Chiara, a business consultant (Italy, 2005) St. Petersburg State University

I set a goal to create a tool that could objectively and scientifically measure Forma Mentis, allowing accurate description of the candidate in the selection process. Thus there was created Forma Mentis test, based on the fundamental characteristics of competitiveness in the context of the work described by ontopsychological school. The aim of my research is to demonstrate that the developed test (in conjunction with semi-structured interviews) identifies candidates with the correct Forma Mentis, which determines his satisfaction and functionality for both himself and the company that hired him.