Academic Work
Publications
Peer-reviewed articles, conference papers, software and database registrations on financial language consciousness, psycholinguistics, and coaching psychology.
2026
Linguistic objectification of olfactory features of the concepts WEALTH and POVERTY in the Russian linguistic consciousness
Языковая объективация обонятельных признаков концептов БОГАТСТВО и БЕДНОСТЬ в русском языковом сознании
Philology. Theory & Practice (Филологические науки. Вопросы теории и практики) · 2026 · Vol. 19 · No. 1 · pp. 350–360 · DOI: 10.30853/phil20260047
Describes the linguistic objectification of olfactory attributes within the concepts WEALTH and POVERTY in Russian linguistic consciousness, based on associative experiment and corpus data. Reconstructs implicit prototypical models of olfactory objectification and proposes an olfactory categorization scale within the dual conceptual field WEALTH–POVERTY. In Russian consciousness, WEALTH is primarily objectified through controlled, aestheticized odour sources; POVERTY through semantics of decay and degraded bodily-domestic space.
Corpus of usage contexts of the phraseologism "Money has no smell" with contextual-semantic annotation
Корпус контекстов употребления фразеологизма «Деньги не пахнут» с контекстуально-семантической аннотацией
Co-authored with Karabulatova I.S. · Certificate of database registration RU 2026620612 · 11.02.2026 · Application No. 2025626226 · 12.12.2025
A registered annotated corpus of Russian-language contexts in which the phraseologism "Деньги не пахнут" (Money has no smell / Pecunia non olet) appears. Includes contextual-semantic annotation enabling analysis of usage patterns, semantic drift, and evaluative coloration of the expression across text types and time periods.
eLibrary ↗Reflective bot as a tool for forming a financial coaching request before coaching
Рефлексивный бот как инструмент формирования финансового запроса до коучинга
In: Coaching Psychology: Methodology, Theory, Practice. Evidence-Based Approach · Sreda Publishing House · 2026 · pp. 503–508 · DOI: 10.31483/r-167690
Describes the development and piloting of an automated reflective questionnaire as a pre-coaching tool for forming a financial coaching request. Pilot evaluation (N = 28 / N = 27, before–after design, Likert scale) found a consistent shift toward deeper reflection across four parameters: knowledge of financial beliefs, behavioural satisfaction, awareness of early financial experience, and emotional understanding.
2025
MoneyThinkCoach — software for research and correction of users' financial behaviour
MoneyThinkCoach — программа для исследования и коррекции финансового поведения пользователей
Certificate of software registration RU 2025612164 · 28.01.2025 · Application No. 2025610608 · 09.01.2025
Registered software instrument for the study and correction of financial behaviour. Forms the technical basis for MoneyMind Coach — the reflective diagnostic instrument available on this site. Enables structured data collection, narrative analysis, and reflective feedback within a psycholinguistic research framework.
eLibrary ↗Automated collection and cognitive-linguistic analysis of first financial experience narratives
Автоматизированный сбор и когнитивно-лингвистический анализ нарративов первого финансового опыта
In: Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Humanities Research: Experience and Prospects · Conference proceedings · Moscow · 2025 · pp. 150–161
Presents a methodology for automated collection and cognitive-linguistic analysis of narratives describing participants' first financial experiences. Examines how early financial memories are structured linguistically and what cognitive patterns they reveal. Connects psycholinguistic analysis with AI-assisted narrative processing.
eLibrary ↗Terminological diffuseness of the profession 'coach' from a psycholinguistic perspective
Терминологическая диффузность профессии «коуч» в психолингвистической перспективе
In: Coaching Psychology: Methodology, Theory, Practice · I All-Russian Research Conference with International Participation · Cheboksary · Sreda Publishing House · 2025 · pp. 29–33 · DOI: 10.31483/r-126963
Corpus analysis of the word "coach" in Russian-language press and social media. Finds higher frequency in social media, ambivalent evaluative polarity (neutral in print, ironic/negative in social media), and significant semantic diffuseness. Concludes that the terminologisation of "coach" in modern Russian linguistic consciousness remains incomplete.
Research in Progress
Financial Language Consciousness: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of English and Russian Speakers
Dissertation Research · In progress
Comparative psycholinguistic study examining how English-speaking and Russian-speaking populations perceive money, wealth, and poverty through language, memory, sensory imagery, and narrative. Maps perceptual profiles of economic concepts and compares family financial narratives across cultures. English-language data collection is currently open via the MoneyMind Coach instrument.
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