2026-10-22 12-24 PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT AND LIVING CONDITIONS OF FEMALE STUDENTS REVIEWED
On October 21, M. L. Aripova, Associate Professor of the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology, visited Student Residence Hall No. 3 to review the living conditions, psychological adjustment, and interpersonal relationships of first-year female students.
During the visit, she held a discussion with the students about the difficulties they may encounter during the adjustment period, the causes of conflicts, and ways to prevent and resolve them. Particular attention was paid to the importance of mutual understanding, patience, and attentiveness, as well as creating a healthy psychological environment.
At the end of the discussion, the students received recommendations on complying with the residence hall’s internal rules, keeping their rooms clean, maintaining personal hygiene, and making productive use of their free time. In particular, they were encouraged to read regularly and make use of the residence hall library.
