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The course is presented through a system of concepts and categories that covers the formation, functioning, structure, phenomenology of mental phenomena. The history and logic of the acquisition of psychological knowledge are reconstructed, the contributions of theoretical psychologists to this process are highlighted, and the achievements of psychological science are highlighted.Psychological cognition is characterised as the incessant movement of human thought in its attempts to understand the nature and essence of the mental. The author affirms the understanding of psychology as a fundamental science of worldview significance, which continues the eternally ongoing practice of human self-knowledge.

The material is presented in six modules, uniting 21 topics. Each topic includes a list of questions for control, self-control and reflection on the readings, as well as a bibliography designed to expand the boundaries of students' learning activities.

For in-depth study of the course by students and organisation of this process by teachers.

Can be useful to anyone who thoroughly studies psychology or works in this field.

Supplied with a name and subject index, which are given in the second volume.