Human psyche

Like any system, the human psyche has mental properties that have an individual measure of expression. These properties are relatively unchanged over time, although they can change in the course of life under the influence of external influences, experience of activity and biological factors.

Communication processes provide communication between people, expression and understanding of thoughts and feelings. They are presented in speech and non-verbal communication - the transfer of information using facial expressions, postures, gestures, gaze, intonation, voice volume and pitch, communication distance, etc.

The processes of psychological regulation provide direction, intensity and temporal organization of behavior. These include the processes of motivation, goal setting, decision-making, control processes, emotional and volitional processes.

The processes of mental regulation provide direction, intensity and temporal organization of behavior. These include the processes of motivation, goal-setting, decision-making, control processes, emotional and volitional processes.

Cognitive psychological processes provide the reflection of the world and the transformation of information. They include sensory-perceptual processes (sensation and perception), the process of thinking.

The human psyche is a very complex system, consisting of separate subsystems, its elements are hierarchically organized and very changeable. The main property of the psyche is its consistency, integrity and indivisibility.