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fives types: attachment, identity, social interdependence, self-actualization, and physical or bodily
traumas. Multilateral trauma can affect more than one of the functions. The second is based on the
objective characteristics of the event and includes pseudo-trauma or trauma-like, direct trauma and
secondary trauma. Direct trauma is either nature-made or man-made. Man made direct trauma can
be either type I (single blow), or type II (repeated) or type III (ongoing).
1071.8 The contribution of L.S. Vygotsky and A.R. Luria to the psychology of XXI century,
Janna Glozman, Moscow State University, Russian Federation
The centennial anniversaries of the birth of L.S. Vygotsky (1996) and of A.R. Luria (2002) excited
great interest to their contribution to international psychology. The paper analyses the
collaboration of Vygotsky and Luria in creating the cultural-historical psychology at the years of
1920’s and 1930’s. Justified is the role of the theoretical foundations and common researches of
Vygotsky and Luria in neuropsychology for the elaboration of the theory and methods of the
cultural-historical psychology. The continuity and interrelation of both fields of psychology and
some perspectives of their development in the international psychology of XXI century are
emphasized.
1072 ORAL
Research methods and statistics
Chair: Olga Mitina, Russian Federation
1072.1 Method of determinational analysis (DA) its application and developing, Olga Mitina,
Moscow State University by Lomonosov, Russian Federation
DA establishes correspondence between two objects’ features the following ‘if a, then b’. a and b
are any features of the investigated objects. b is explained feature, a is explaining feature. DA
calculates different parameters: the portion of objects possessing a and b among objects
possessing only a and than only b, difference between the portion of objects possessing both a and
b among objects with the a and the portion of objects with b in the whole sample. Relations
between these parameters allows to test statistically hypothesis about determination b by a and to
work with nominative data.
1072.2 Some recent advances on two-level structural equation models: Estimation, testing, and
robustness, Jiajuan Liang 1 , Peter Bentler 2 , Ke-Hai Yuan 3 , 1 University of New Haven, School of
Business, USA; 2 University of California at Los Angeles, USA; 3 University of Notre Dame, USA
Estimation, testing, and robustness are three common problems encountered in two-level
structural equation models. Liang and Bentler (2004) developed the EM approach to estimation of
model parameters and studied the asymptotic properties of the estimators. Yuan and Bentler
studied the problems of testing hypothesis and the robustness of parameter estimators in their
series of papers. In this joint paper, we will explore some recent advances in the research of the
three problems. Some numerical comparisons between our methodology and selected existing
ones will be given.
1072.3 SH-Model: Considering both systematic and human factors, Jing Kong 1 , Xiangshi
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