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The introduction notes the difficulties and limitations in the diagnosis of child psychopathy, especially as part of an expert approach that requires a thorough study of the patient's entire previous life. The second part of the article is devoted to the available tests, questionnaires and diagnostic scales and the difficulties of their use for children are noted. The third part of the article is devoted to neuropsychological methods for diagnosing psychiatry in children and the difference in the perception of emotionally charged samples in healthy and psychopathic children is noted. The fourth part considers the world's most famous tool for diagnosing psychopathy in children as part of an expert approach – a List of psychopathic traits – a youthful version of R. Hare and K. Kiehl and highlights its shortcomings when it is extended to younger, pre-adolescent age of the subjects. The fifth part is devoted to the PCL-MYV test, which is proposed for the diagnosis of psychopathy in children before any physical signs of puberty appear (6-12 years) as part of an expert approach and the rules for working with it. This tool, as well as the Youthful version of the Psychopathy Checkist, is designed to be completed by specially trained professionals.

QUANTUM BIOPHYSICS IN CONVALESCENCE OF NOSOLOGICAL FORMS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS). PREPARATION AND STORAGE OF ENTANGLED STATES IN NONLINEAR CRYSTALS