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Kharchenko, N. K.; Synytsky, V. N.

doi:10.1023/a:1020265924697

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“…As it was shown in Ref. 4, the longitudinal component (with the electric field along the deuteron spin) α 1 E1 and the transverse component α 0 E1 are essentially differed between themselves: α 1 E1 = 0.669 fm 3 and α 0 E1 = 0.555 fm 3 . (The abovementioned electric dipole polarizability α E1 ( 2 H) is an averaged value of the longitudinal and transverse components:…”

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“…The anisotropy effect of the electric dipole polarizability has been previously studied in Ref. 4. The application of the t-matrix approach to the study of the anisotropy of the induced electric quadrupole moment of the deuteron having also its own quadrupole moment (Q = 0.2859(3) fm 2 (Refs.…”

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“…The anisotropic character of the deuteron electric dipole polarizability caused by the presence of the tensor interaction between the neutron and proton has been explored both by the method of the traditional nuclear physics 4,6 and in the framework of the chiral effective field theory 7,8 . As it was shown in Ref.…”

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Deuteron Electric Quadrupole and Octupole Polarizabilities

Kharchenko

2013

Int. J. Mod. Phys. E

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The direct transition-matrix approach to determination of the electric polarizabilities of quantum bound systems developed in my recent work 1 is applied to study the electric multipole polarizabilities of a two-particle bound complex with a central interaction between the particles. Expressions for the electric quadrupole and octupole polarizabilities of the deuteron are derived and their values in the case of the S-wave separable interaction potential are calculated.

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Deuteron Electric Quadrupole and Octupole Polarizabilities

Kharchenko

2013

Int. J. Mod. Phys. E

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“…The main criteria that characterize PTSD are: 1) the stress state experienced, 2) the influx of memories about the place where life threatening situations took place, the emergence of "guilt for surviving" before the victims, dreaming with nightmarish scenes of the experience, 3) the desire to avoid emotional strain, fear of distressing memories, non-contact with others, 4) a complex of neurasthenic disorders mainly with increased irritability, decreased concentration, attention, "tonus of functioning", 5) stigma of certain patho-characteristic symptoms Medical Psychology and tendencies in the formation of psychopathic tendencies with antisocial behavior episodes (alcoholism, drug abuse, cynicism, lack of respect for officials). Smirnova L.V., analyzing the predictors of PTSD, points to their great variation: psychiatric injuries at an early age, hereditary load of mental illness, and factors of retraumatization, as indicated by S. Robert (Kocharyan, 2014;Kharchenko, 2017;Методичні рекомендації, 2014;Kokun, 2016;Workshop, 2001;Tarabrina, 2007;Lauterbach, 1995). There are data regarding personality traits as predisposing factors for PTSD: V.M.…”

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“…A., Gurevich P.S., who emphasize the dependence of the specific response to the stress among military on the character, personality, duration and intensity of stress factors, maturity and adequacy of protective mechanisms Kharchenko, 2017). From our point of view, it is a constructive idea of the emotional scheme, which is developed within the concept of proceduralexperimental psychotherapy (PEP) by L. Greenberg, R. Elliott (Kharchenko, 2017;Методичні рекомендації, 2014). Cognitions, as part of this scheme, in some way determine and connect motivation, cognitive realm, memory system and bodily manifestations.…”

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Structural Features for Cognitive Representations of Traumatic Emotional Experience Among Demobilized Combatants in Ukraine with Post-Stress Psychological Disadaptation

2019

Psychological Counseling and Psychotherapy

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Problem definition In the scientific literature, there is a certain polyparametric nature of approaches to treating PPD (post-stress psychological desadaptation) in military personnel, which adds to the difficulty of dealing with their complaints and is complicated by resistance to therapeutic work with PPD. Also described (Yermoshin AF, Kocharian AS) some features of traumatic experience of personality, namely traumatic experiences: their somatization, fragmentation, cyclicity, etc. The cognitive component of traumatic experience, which is manifested in PTSD in military personnel, remains insufficiently disclosed. Problem analysis The results of both theoretical and practical studies that have attempted to determine the features of cognitive representations of traumatic experiences of military personnel are fragmentary in nature. The concept of "emotional sphere" proposed by Elliott R. and Greenberg L. includes the cognitive component, as one of the basic parts of traumatic personality experience, which can be used to conceptualize in the study of the traumatic experience of servicemen. The purpose of the study Тo determine structural features of cognitive representations of traumatic experience in Soldiers with PPD. Description of the sample The sample consists of two groups. The first group included middleaged men who had served in the ATO area and were demobilized in the amount of 100 people. The second group is identical in terms of the above characteristics, but these are those servicemen who have Mississippi scale scores that correspond to the severity of the PDD. Conclusions: Demobilized PPD combatants exhibited a pronounced expression of all cognitive representations of traumatic experiences that are substantially closer to the themes of abandonment, humiliation, and injustice, at a significantly higher level than those demobilized without PPD. expressiveness of cognitive representations on the topics of trauma of abandonment, humiliation and injustice in the interaction of which revealed the phenomenon of "wrecking", do not contribute to the occurrence of PPD, unless potentiated by appropriate infantile traumatization.

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