PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES OF CUSTOMS OFFICIALS

Abstract

This article is devoted to clarifying the psychological foundations of the development of cognitive processes of customs officials. Cognitive processes are the processes that help us absorb new knowledge and make decisions in response. Cognitive processes, cognitive psychology and cognitive psychotherapy became widespread in the 60s of the 20th century, during the period of interest in cybernetics and electronic modeling of intellectual processes, and the habit of imagining a person as a complex. During this period, man was imagined as a biocomputer. Researchers have tried to model all mental processes that occur in humans. What scientists were able to model was called cognitive processes.