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Schemas of the Transformation of Psychology in an Information Society

ABSTRACT Proceeding from the anthropocentric picture of the world and the trichotomy of K. Popper and the concept of nature, society, man, and psychology (science, applied discipline, and social institutions) as open, self-developing, human-dimensional systems that develop and take shape in the modern world under the influence of convergent technologies, this article proposes a series of interconnected models that make it possible to qualitatively and quantitatively evaluate their co-evolution according to N.N. Moiseev.