PERCEPTIVE ACTIONS WITH OBJECTS OF VARIATIVE FORM AND THEIR CORRECTION AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE RECOVERED AFTER COVID-19

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https://doi.org/10.35619/praprv.v1i17.262

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perceptual actions, perception, decorative rats, objects with variable form, adolescence, elasticity, correction

Abstract

The article analyzes the problem of tactile perception of objects with a variable form by young people during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. A number of scientific articles provide the results of studies that describe a violation of human mental processes, a decrease in the level of memory and thinking, attention, etc. In this regard, a decision was made: to study the perceptual actions of young people in the context of a coronavirus infection pandemic and to determine the effectiveness of methods for their correction. The research included two stages. At the first stage, the diagnosis of visual and tactile perceptual actions of young people (adolescence) was carried out. The sample was made up of 80 young people. Some of the respondents (n = 40 people) have had a coronavirus infection Covid-19. Another part of the respondents (also n = 40 people) did not have a coronavirus infection Covid-19. At the second stage, three groups were identified for the correction of perceptual actions in young people. To carry out the correction, a special training program was used, decorative domestic rats in the amount of seven individuals, etc.

The results of the study showed that in young people (adolescence) after illness with coronavirus infection, the accuracy of perceptual actions is significantly reduced and the perception of objects of variable form is more deformed in comparison with young people who have had coronavirus infection. After corrective measures, the effectiveness of using the training program and decorative rats for correcting the perceptual actions of young people who had had coronavirus infection was established

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2021-12-30

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PERCEPTIVE ACTIONS WITH OBJECTS OF VARIATIVE FORM AND THEIR CORRECTION AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE RECOVERED AFTER COVID-19 . (2021). Psychology: Reality and Perspectives, 1(17), 111-116. https://doi.org/10.35619/praprv.v1i17.262