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List of publications on a keyword: «clinical thinking»

  • The Art of Accurate Requesting: How can a psychologist get the most out of neural networks?

    Conference Abstract
    Psychological and Pedagogical Research – Tula Region
    Authors:
    Viktoriia M. Demina, Elizaveta R. Fedina, Elena I. Turevskaia
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    Использование технологий искусственного интеллекта в деятельности психолога: обмен опытом и лучшими практиками
    Abstract:
    The use of artificial intelligence in psychological practice has elicited mixed reactions from professionals, ranging from full integration into their professional activities to rejection and distrust. The question remains open as to the conditions under which neural networks can serve as effective assistants for psychologists, without replacing professional empathy and clinical thinking, and without being perceived by professionals as a competitor that threatens their position in the job market. This article explores one of the conditions for the effective collaboration between psychologists and neural networks: the "art of precise requests," which involves the ability of a professional to formulate tasks for AI in a manner that is appropriate for their professional context.
    Keywords:
    empathy, neural networks, artificial intelligence (AI), clinical thinking, pshychological practice, the art of precise prompting, AI integration, survey of psychologists, prompt

  • ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ПОРТРЕТ СТУДЕНТОВ НОВОГО ПОКОЛЕНИЯ, ОБУЧАЮЩИХСЯ НА ПЕРВОМ КУРСЕ МЕДИЦИНСКОГО ВУЗА

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Natal'ia V. Isakova, Svetlana I. Filippchenkova, Elena A. Kharitonova, Natalia V. Pavlova
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    Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
    Abstract:
    The article analyzes the personal and psychological characteristics of first-year medical university students. A psychological portrait of the student has been compiled. Recommendations on the organization of educational work at the medical university with first-year students have been developed.
    Keywords:
    clinical thinking, facilitator, modernization of higher medical education
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  • Development of didactic materials using digital technologies: experience and results of implementation in medical education

    Book Chapter
    Pedagogy and Psychology as Sciences for the Formation of the Potential of Modern Society
    Authors:
    Elena V. Plashchevaia, Elena A. Utochkina
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    Abstract:
    The chapter deals with the problem of developing didactic materials using digital technologies in the context of medical education. The key aspects of using digital tools to create training resources aimed at improving the quality of training specialists in the field of medicine are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the experience of introducing digital didactic materials into the educational process of natural science disciplines. Examples and a brief description of didactic materials developed using digital technologies are considered. The advantages of using digital technologies are discussed, which consist in the adaptation of teachers and students to modern educational technologies, the effectiveness of the organization of the educational process, the individualization of learning and the formation of practical skills among students. The issues of methodological support for teachers necessary for the effective use of digital didactic materials are discussed, and the impact of digitalization on traditional forms of education is discussed. The results of research demonstrating the effectiveness of the introduction of digital technologies in medical education are presented. The positive influence of digital tools on the formation of clinical thinking and research skills among medical students was noted.
    Keywords:
    research skills, digital technologies, medical education, natural sciences, didactic materials, clinical thinking
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