The monograph attempts to systematize various ecological and psychological research in the following areas: psychological ecology, ecological approach to perception, psychology of the environment, psychology of ecological consciousness, etc. d. As an independent field of psychological research, environmental psychology is considered , which is based on the development of mental reality in the form of processes of visual perception of movement and stability , mental states and their natural dynamics , as well as the formation of an ecological consciousness of a nature-centered type. For psychologists, ecologists, researchers engaged in ecological and psychological research . Dop. Information: Table of Contents:Foreword. Part 1ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY AS A FIELD OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH Chapter 1. Problem field of ecological and psychological research1. 1. Environmental issues1. 2. Social problems1. 3. Problems of extreme and practical psychology1. 4. Educational problems1. 5. Methodological problems1. 6. On the problem of definition of ecological psychology . Chapter 2. The main directions of ecological and psychological research2. 1. Psychological ecology2. 2. Environmental approach to the perception of J. Gibson2. 3. Psychology of Global Change2. 4. Natural environment as an object of perception2. 5. Psychology of the Environment . Chapter 3. Psychology of the Educational Environment3. 1. Environment theory L. C. Vygotsky and Her Criticism of A. N. Leontief3. 2. Educational environment as part of sociocultural environment3. 3. Basic models of educational environment3. 4. On the issue of design and examination of the educational environment . Chapter 4. Psychology of Environmental Consciousness4. 1. Introduction to the Psychology of Environmental Consciousness4. 2. Gnoseological and ontological aspects of understanding the subject of ecological consciousness4. 3. Environmental awareness as a subject of research4. 4. Ecological consciousness as a subject of social psychology (gnoseological approach), 4. 5. Psychology of Environmental Consciousness (Gnoseological Approach), 4. 6. Ontological approach to the psychology of ecological consciousness4. 7. Psychological principles of correction and formation of ecological consciousness . Part 2Foundation of the Construction of Eco-Psychology of DevelopmentChapter 5. Gnoseological, ontological and transcendental foundations of the construction of ecopsychology of perception5. 1. Theoretical and methodological analysis of the problem of perception of motion and stability of objects5. 2. Gnoseological prerequisites that determine the "product" nature of the understanding of the perception of motion and stillness5. 3. Motion perception, stability of the perceived world and polyfunctionality of perception5. 4. The main provisions of the concept of the generating process of perception5. 5. Theoretical model of motion perception generation and stability of objects in the immediate-sensual process5. 6. Experimental study of the principle of form generation at the immediate-sensual level of the process of perception of motion and stability of objects . Chapter 6. Formation as the initial principle of ecopsychology of development . Chapter 7. Ecopsychological approach to the development of the psyche7. 1. Symbolism of the architectural environment as a subject of ecopsychology of development7. 2. Ecopsychological model of natural dynamics of mental state7. 3. Ecopsychological approach to giftedness7. 4. On the problem of nature-centered type of ecological consciousness . Conclusion. Literature