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This is a Pilot Study study (also classified as: Observational).

September 10, 2025Open Access

Formation of a Professional Communication Culture Among Future Psychologists: Scientific Approaches and Challenges of Our Time

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Higher levels of professional communication culture were observed among psychology students, indicating strengths in training.
The pilot study revealed a need for systematic approaches to enhance communication culture in educational settings.
Analysis highlights significant shifts toward online communication environments affecting professional training models.
Further research with objective diagnostic methods is essential to evaluate and improve the communication training framework.

Abstract

The article explores scholarly approaches to defining the essence and structural components of professional communication culture in general, as well as its specific manifestation in the training of future psychologists, taking into account contemporary challenges, particularly the shift toward online communication environments. It presents the results of a pilot study on the level of professional communication culture formation among psychology students within the framework of their study in the university. The paper highlights the need to develop a systematic approach to fostering professional communication culture in future psychologists and emphasizes the importance of further research using objective diagnostic methods.

Formation of a Professional Communication Culture Among Future Psychologists: Scientific Approaches and Challenges of Our Time

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