PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SAMPLE COLLECTION FOR EXPERT EXAMINATIONS IN FORENSIC-INVESTIGATIVE PRACTICE, CONSIDERING THE INDIVIDUAL'S PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION

This article discusses the psychological characteristics of obtaining samples for forensic examination in judicial and investigative activities, as well as the issues of taking into account the individual psychological state of a person. The legal nature of obtaining samples was revealed, and the mental processes of the investigator, such as his mental state, mood, and readiness to resist or react negatively, were analyzed. The issues of establishing psychological contact with a person, effective communication, identifying and eliminating the causes of resistance, and increasing the effectiveness of sampling were considered. The legal and moral foundations of psychological interaction, requirements for compliance with individual rights are covered.