This study is aimed at studying the relationship between psychological adaptation and family integration. The study reveals the level of psychological adaptation of family members and its impact on family integration.

The development of literature and art is inextricably linked with the development of society. Socio-political changes, global problems, developments in the field of industry, agriculture, science, sports, spiritual and cultural life have a direct impact on literature. These factors are also important in determining the content, idealism, optimism, vitality, artistic maturity and world of our literature. In the works of Usman Nasir and Sergey Yesenin, deep reflection, artistic thinking and brilliant creative potential are also clearly visible. Another feature of the poets' poetry is the uniqueness of the series of thoughts and experiences in the depiction of the human spiritual world and socio-aesthetic problems in the poems of all subjects. In fact, poets often addressed traditional themes and approached them in a new, unique way. He was able to see the hidden points of life with the eyes of his heart and tried to vividly describe it in his work. The image of the landscape occupies a special place in the works of Usman Nasir and Sergey Yesenin. When the artist describes nature, he uses more figurative images. Love for the subtle beauty of nature is reflected in the poet's poems. In this article, Osman Nasir's poems dedicated to the image of nature in Sergey Yesenin's lyrics are analyzed.

This article talks about the interaction of languages and the laws of their development, history.

This article explores the parameters of the EPSON L4167 multifunctional device. A complete analysis of information about the multifunctional device and its parameters is given, which contributes to the rational use at printing enterprises in prepress processes to improve the graphic accuracy of information reproduction.

The article examines the phenomenon of concentration of space in the "threshold" topos of Lyudmila Petrushevskaya's one-act plays using the play "Moscow Choir" as an example. It analyzes how closed and limited space becomes a symbolic threshold between different states: life and death, past and present, reality and absurdity.