Abstract
Research of conscious and unconscious emotional processes at 167 patients with multiple sclerosis in a condition of remission was conducted. The conscious and unconscious alarm (according to tests Taylor and Lusher), conscious and unconscious aggression (according to Bass-darky test and Hand test) in comparison to indicators of personal scales on the Standardized multidimensional personal questionnaire and the clinical and anamnestic of data was studied. At most of patients the high level of conscious and unconscious anxiety, the increased unconscious aggression at standard values of the general conscious aggression is revealed. The correlation analysis between indicators of emotional pro- cesses of the personality and clinical and anamnestic data revealed reliable interrelation of conscious and unconscious alarm, and also a depression (according to the test of Zung) with the phenomena of personal disadaptation and disease severity while conscious and unconscious aggression (on the general indicators) such relationship was no that is important for psychological diagnostics and rehabilitation.
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