Some concepts of theoretical psychology. 1. The movement of a needed object in regard to a need. 2. Two components of a need are: a) objective; b) temporal. 3. Subjective time as the link (as a or a ) between the present and the imaginary future moment when a need meets its object. 4. Correlation of a needed actually got object and a needed object as the coefficient - . 5. Correlation of the time actually passed and the time when a needed object meets a need. It is an actual correlation as the coefficient - . 6. Velocity of the movement of a needed object as a ratio of both correlation and , i.e. /. 7. A moment (actual) as an actual coordinate. The place for any coordination system at a present moment. 8. The frequency of subjective time as an inverse quantity for a period of fluctuation between actual moment and a future moment when a need meets its object. Fluctuation of consciousness between a present actual moment and a future moment when a need meets its object. 9. The metrics of subjective space where a needed object moves in regard to a need and this need meets its object. As an example it may be a motion in physical space. And this motion in physical space is a suitable case for studying subjective space, psychic space in general. The metrics of these spaces are studied and available by numerical method of description. 10. The changing metrics of subjective space as a feature of the movement of a needed object in regard to a need. The differences in estimating: the same distance as shorter or longer, the temporal intervals as poignantly slow or very rapid at different moments of the movement of a needed object in regard to a need. 11. Involving the concept of wave as a way of describing the movement of a needed object in regard to a need.