Problems of psychological safety of a person in extreme conditions of life

Litvinova, Anna; Koteneva, Anna; Кокурин, А В; Ivanov, V.S.

doi:10.17759/jmfp.2021100101

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“…The age of late maturity creates a special type of life situation, usually associated with the upcoming completion of the main professional activity, the need to confirm their professionalism or forced requalification, and the search for new areas of professional and social self-realisation [5]. The research results indicate that people of retirement age, due to the completion of professional activity, are at risk of losing their social status, a significant decrease in communication with others and in general with society [4; 5].…”

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Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Litvinova,

Kotenev,

Kokurin

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The paper presents the results of the study of social intelligence in order to identify its features as a resource for reducing biopsychological age in pensioners studying under the programmes of the Moscow Longevity Project. Modern ideas about social intelligence are analysed. Social intelligence is understood as an acquired ability that allows a person to better recognise and understand other people, to act wisely in human relations. The study involved 20 pensioners participating in educational programmes “Moscow Longevity” (average age - 64.4 years). The following methods were used: Guilford Social Intelligence Test (J. Guilford, M. O’Sullivan); complex methodology of diagnostics of biopsychological age (compiled by T.N. Berezina); questionnaire “Resource areas» (by T.N. Berezina). For data processing, the methods of descriptive statistics and correlation analysis by Spearman’s criterion were used. The results show that in pensioners of this sample, the ability to understand the logic of development of interaction situations and the meaning of human behaviour in these situations (“History with additions”) determines the reduction of biological age and indicators of developmental ageing. Indicators of social intelligence are related to the resources of life activity organisation: pensioners are more often involved in intellectual pursuits in various fields of science and technology, less often use humour, communication with others, spiritual practices and self-improvement, and do not seek risky behaviour. The results obtained contribute to the ideas about the relationship between social intelligence and the characteristics of biopsychological ageing and the organisation of resource areas of life activities of the participants in educational programmes of the Moscow Longevity Project.

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Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Litvinova,

Kotenev,

Kokurin

et al. 2024

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“…[2]. Кроме того, чем быстрее нарастают и аккумулируются социально-политические, техногенные, природные и другие катаклизмы, тем острее встает вопрос психологической безопасности личности, тесно связанной с вопросами смыслообразования, совладающего поведения, переживания вероятностных угроз субъективному благополучию [3].…”

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Self-preservation and self-change: framing of Self- in the conditions of its forced disorganizatio

Shapoval¹

2023

Vektor nauki Tol'yattin. gos. univ., Ser. Pedagog. psihol.

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The modern global processes of geopolitical and economic repartition of the world determine the relevance of the analysis of framing by a subject of Self- in the states of self-organization and self-disorganization of its system. The paper considers the consequences of these “turbulent” processes for framing the Self-, when in the changed conditions and situations of uncertainty, the previous frames that determined the procedures of stereotypical behavior became ineffective. During the research, using the descriptive and diachronic methods, the author summarized the results of the analysis of the phenomenology of framing the Self- in its historical and axiomatic perspectives. The syntagmatic and paradigmatic framing levels and their correlations with different life styles, social adaptation and self-realization scenarios, motives, and self-determination of a subject are analyzed and interpreted. The system organization of framing the Self- is represented by four subsystems (cognitive, motivational, activity-based, and regulatory) differing in the content of hyperframes, subframes, and the results of framing. The paper shows the main differences between self-organization and disorganization of framing: the dominant of the paradigmatic or syntagmatic level, systemacity –the amorphy of frames and their adaptive plasticity – rigidity. The author systematized the factors of dominance in a subject of one or another framing level: the nature of self-identification and self-determination, the significance of perceptual-cognitive-affective Self- formations, the degree of rigidity of schemes and automatism of actualization of stereotypical scenarios, the modality of self-determination. As a way out of the state of forced Self- framing disorganization, the author highlights the self-preservation and self-change variants and determines the predictors of the choice of each option. The main conclusions are, firstly, the regularity of the forced disorganization of Self- and its framing in a contemporary, his/her need to preserve Self-, and, secondly, the conditionality of the choice of self-preservation or self-change by the history of his/her conceptual framework of Self-.

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“…[1,2]. The relevance of the research is caused by the influence of a large number of stressogenic influences on the human body leading to violation of the physical and mental health of an individual [3,4,5]. The special significance is gained by the research of constructs providing psychological safety of students in the university, considering that in the modern system of education one of the main strategic tasks is to create conditions of a safe educational environment, providing development of personal potential [1].…”

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Resilience, styles of self-regulation of behavior as a personal resource in ensuring psychological security

Cerfus

Kozlova

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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In order to investigate the resilience, and styles of self-regulation of behavior as a personal resource in ensuring the psychological safety of future specialists in the transport industry, a pilot study was conducted with the participation of 60 people. The survey included: 1–the methodology of "Diagnostics of S. Muddy's resilience"; 2–the test of "Life orientations" by D. Krambo and L. Makholik in the adaptation of D. A. Leontiev; 3–the questionnaire "Style of self-regulation of behavior" by V. I. Morosanova. The study found that resilience is a basic component of the psychological security of the personality of future specialists in the transport industry and ensures their psychological well-being. The analysis of the results revealed significant differences in resilience, value-semantic sphere, and styles of self-regulation of behavior among students of departmental and civil universities. According to the results of correlation analysis in the studied samples of students and cadets, significant connections between the studied phenomena were established. Based on the conducted research, it can be argued that situations of adverse effects of various factors of the external and internal environment on a person contribute to the formation and development of resilience, which directly affects the regulatory processes of the body. Resilience, life-meaning orientations, and styles of self-regulation of behavior determine social behavior and are the basic components of the level of psychological security of future specialists in the transport industry.

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Problems of psychological safety of a person in extreme conditions of life

Cited by 12 publications

References 29 publications

Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Self-preservation and self-change: framing of Self- in the conditions of its forced disorganizatio

Resilience, styles of self-regulation of behavior as a personal resource in ensuring psychological security

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