PROFILES OF LATERALITY OF MOTOR AND SENSORY FUNCTIONS AND ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION STATE AMONG THE NENETS AND THE SLAV CHILDREN IN THE NORTH OF SIBERIA
Among the Nenets and Slavs of childhood, living in the North of Siberia, seven types of lateral profiles are distinguished according to three characteristics: the leading arm, ear, eye. Analysis of the laterality profiles of motor and sensory functions showed that among children of the Nenets and children of the Slavs most often individuals with right signs in the motor sphere were found. The combination of right motor and right sensory signs were more often detected among Nenets children. Correlation analysis confirms the complexity of the interaction of motor and sensory functions in children from among the Nenets and Slavs and their dependence on the age factor. Direct correlations between the age and asymmetry of hearing and asymmetry of vision among the Nenets, and between age and the asymmetry of vision among the Slavs were obtained. Correlations between motor asymmetry and asymmetry of hearing and vision among the Nenets people, between motor asymmetry and asymmetry of vision among the Slavs are obtained. While studying correlations, a direct connection was found between the asymmetry of hearing and school anxiety among the Slavs, between motor asymmetry and general anxiety, and also between asymmetry of vision and depression among the Nenets.