Phenomenology of Refleсtion and its Investigation in Modern Foreign Psychology

The study of refleсtion constitutes a developing domain of foreign psychology. As the results of most studies of refleсtion are published in English the article presents analytical review which focuses mainly on Anglo.American research. Etymological propaedeutics and the character of interaction of Russian and foreign refleсtion research are analyzed and their similarity and difference with respect to the object and methods of theoretical and empirical studies are characterized.

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