Vasilyuk F. E. Methodological analysis in psychology. M.: MGPPU; Sense, 2003.—240 pp.

The monograph examines three levels of methodological analysis in psychology. At the first level, the focus of methodological attention becomes a separate category, at the second - a psychological concept, at the third - a scientific situation. Each of the levels is presented in the book with examples of short methodological studies, the material for which was the concepts and conceptions of such authors as I.P. Pavlov, G. Selye, B.F. Skinner, A.N. Leontyev, N.A. Bernshtein, D.N. Uznadze, V.N. Myasishchev and others. The manual is addressed to graduate students and senior students of psychological faculties. Methodological work skills are especially in demand when preparing for final and candidate exams, when writing a diploma and dissertation. The book is also addressed to colleagues who, having already passed and defended everything, continue to ponder with interest the theoretical and methodological problems of psychology.