The empirical research of everyday anthropogenic spatial-object environment psychological representation (in case of self-isolation)

The study describes the results of empirical research, which is related to feature analysis of personal psychological representation of anhtropogenic spatial-objective environment of everyday life. Based on systematization of the theoretical provisions, developed in the psychological representation theory, in environmental psychology, in everyday life psychology and in the environmental stress theory, the psychologically relevant topological indicators of representation were identified. According to the data obtained as a result of the drawing technique “My life in self-isolation” and the description of the drawing, several types of representation were identified. Several indicators for drawing classification were determined: presence/absence of an image of respondent, presence/absence of the border between “internal” and “external” everyday environment as well as homogeneity/multidimensionality of this environment. These types demonstrate resource/deficiency of the environment of everyday life in conditions of self-isolation for the subject.