AGE-SPECIFIC PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATIVE THINKING AMONG 7th–9th GRADE STUDENTS
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adolescence, 7th–9th grade students, integrative thinking, cognitive development, psychological factors, reflection, motivation, causal analysis, forecasting, psycho-diagnostics, psycho-correction.Abstract
This article analyzes the age-specific psychological factors influencing the development of integrative thinking among 7th–9th grade students. Adolescence is considered a sensitive period in the formation of complex cognitive processes, including analytical thinking, causal reasoning, reflection, forecasting, and the ability to integrate knowledge from different fields. The development of integrative thinking is directly connected with students’ individual psychological characteristics, learning motivation, emotional-volitional stability, reflective abilities, and the pedagogical conditions of the educational environment.
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