The article dwells upon the results of a survey on the future development of psychology by 2030. The author focuses on the answers to questions on the place and role of Russian psychology in the international science. The author argues that a widespread stereotype depicting international psychology development as entirelyunipolar West-centered, with the unchallenged reign of empiricism and pragmatism,-is substantially underestimating the trends in the development of international science in the age of globalization. This stereotypeimpedes the integration of the Russian psychology into the context of international science.