Наукові праці. Кафедра фізіології

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Author: search.filters.author.Marakushyn, DmytroSubject: search.filters.subject.functional asymmetry

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    The method of particular situations and its influence оn the formation of communicative competence in medical students with different types of functional asymmetry
    (2019-11-07) Marakushyn, Dmytro; Bulynina, Oksana; Isaieva, Inna; Karmazina, Iryna; Alekseienko, Roman
    Persons with the left-side type of functional asymmetry took the most active part in the solution of situational tasks and they obtained a maximum point total 22.4 at the last experimental lesson in physiology. Persons with the mixed type of functional asymmetry and the socially-variable type of asymmetry persons had the most explicit negative communicative mindset and the use of the developed technique resulted in a decrease of the number of persons by such indicators as “open cruelty to people”, “covert cruelty to people and judgment about them” and “grumbling”. After the use of the method of particular situations the persons with a different type of functional asymmetry were able to cope easier with the following tasks, for example skillfully analyze the algorithm of the solution of real hands-on situations, build up the skills of the differentiation between the problems of primary and minor importance, formulate the problems; simulate especially complicated situations and interact with each other.
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    Relationship between stabilometrical reactions and type of functional asymmetry in the student’s age
    (2015-02-09) Marakushyn, Dmytro; Bulynina, Oksana; Vasylieva, O.
    The correlation between the type of the functional asymmetry and the psychological status of the students has been established. We aimed at studying the relationship between stabilometrical reactions and type of functional asymmetry. The 136 students of KNMU 2 course have been examined. Young adults with a right type functional asymmetry demonstrate the most expressive asymmetry endurance at rest and immediately after exercise; young adults with a left type functional asymmetry demonstrate high anxiety, aggression, constriction, frustration and petulance. Individuals with mixed type of functional asymmetry demonstrate the highest levels of physical and verbal aggression.