Marharyta S. Fabrykant Candidate of Psychology, Associate Professor Personal e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Biography Publications

Biography

Born on September 6th, 1984 in Minsk.

1999, 2000 and 2001 - 1st prize at country-level competitions of schoolchildren in the Belarusian language.

2001 - graduated from the Minsk pedagogical gymnasium with a golden medal.

2003 - 1st prize in an essay competition 'European Union in the 21st century' organized by the Center of European Documentation And Information of the Belarusian State University.

2001, 2002 and 2003 - received the Cambridge University FCE. CAE and CPE certificates of proficiency in English as a foreign language.

2005 and 2006 - 1st category in the country-level competition of students' scholarly works, 2005 - laureate of the competition in the section 'Psychology, pedagogical and correctional psychology'.

2005 - bachelor of psychology.

2006 - graduated cum laude from the faculty of philosophy and social sciences of the BSU with the specialization 'Psychologist. Teacher of psychology'.

2007 - received the Warsaw University certificate of the advanced knowledge of Polish as a foreign language.

2008 - 1st prize in an essay competition 'Contemporary Belarus: from Dream to Reality'.

2009 - awarded the stipendium of the President of the Republic of Belarus for graduate students.

2009 - completed graduate studies at the faculty of philosophy and social sciences of the BSU in the field of social psychology.

Since 2009 - lecturer at the chair of psychology of the faculty of philosophy and social sciences of the BSU.

2009-2011 - participant of the international project "Comparative Study of Everyday Life: Current Theoretical Paradigms, Methodological Orientations and Teaching Practices".

Scientific Interests:

• Cross-cultural psychology, cultural psychology, intercultural psychology, indigenous psychology, ethnic psychology.
• Interdisciplinary studies in nations and nationalism.
• Narratology.
• Metahistory.
• Social psychology of science.
• Social trust.