Research articles
Publications on the psychology of destructive groups: suggestion, social frustration, mobbing, and how the press writes about “cults”.
Modern models of rehabilitation for former members of destructive religious cults
Krylova S.
Current Issues in the Humanities, Moscow State University, Moscow
Processes of suggestion (influence, imitation, contagion) illustrated by the activity of neo-Pentecostal groups
Krylova S.V.
“Lomonosov-2014”, Moscow
Social frustration as a factor that motivates individuals to take part in totalitarian religious groups
Yolkin (Elkins) V., Krylova S.
Current Problems of Ecology and Environmental Management, issue 16, Moscow
Features of mobbing in a destructive religious cult (the example of the organisation “Jehovah’s Witnesses”)
Krylova S.
Proceedings of the 6th All-Russian Conference on Existential Psychology “Smysl”, Moscow
The reflection of the concept of “sekta” in post-Soviet journalism (the example of the central media of Russia and Latvia, 1990–2000)
Krylova S.
“Word, Utterance, Text in Cognitive, Pragmatic and Cultural Aspects”, Chelyabinsk
The publications are in Russian; the titles above are translated for convenience. Translated from the Russian original with the help of AI.
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