The perception and impact of emotional trauma upon active duty military personnel

Agius, J. Calleja; Grech, Paulann

doi:10.1016/j.ejtd.2022.100265

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“…Nevertheless, the levels of mental exhaustion and sleep disorders somewhat decreased. 60 Highly valuable research has been conducted by Nakkas et al, 61 The scientists indicate that the recruits recommended for promotion showed a more favorable stress profile and fewer psychological disorders during basic training; they also approved more effective and more prosocial survival strategies. These emotion-cognition peculiarities not only contribute to resilience, but are also consistent with leadership research, pointing to the importance of emotional stability and prosocial behavior for successful leaders.…”

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Procedure for Identifying Negative Emotional States in Military Personnel

Kudaibergenova

Madaliyeva

Baimoldina

et al. 2023

Bangladesh J Med Sci

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Objective: The development of a paradigm for enhancing the emotional state of service members and a method for identifying their negative states as a result of psychological stresses is of the utmost importance in the context of today’s pressing issues. To that end, the purpose of this study is to develop and subjectively test the effectiveness of a procedure for identifying negative emotional states in service members (cadets from Kazakhstan’s military institutes). Materials and methods: A two-stage procedure is proposed to identify a risk group for negative emotional states. The methodology for identifying negative emotional states is divided into two stages: screening and deep. Results and discussion: It will be discussed how the algorithm performed when tested on a sample of cadets from two military universities in Kazakhstan. According to the results, nearly all the people in the sample studied (approximately 95%) exhibited relatively positive indicators of psychological health, including low levels of depression, aggression, and anxiety. Negative emotional states were present in 5% of the service members. Additional ongoing dynamic assessment and monitoring of the risk group is required. Conclusion: The obtained results provide sufficient evidence to discuss how the proposed algorithm could be used. The research has practical value because it can be used to implement the applied method at training ranges in the contemporary military era. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science Vol. 22 No. 03 July’23 Page : 573-584

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Procedure for Identifying Negative Emotional States in Military Personnel

Kudaibergenova

Madaliyeva

Baimoldina

et al. 2023

Bangladesh J Med Sci

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The influence of social and individual determinants on the Ukrainian military during wartime

Diachenko,

Brodska,

Serebriakov

et al. 2024

Interpersona

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Considering the impact of social determinants on the capacity and well-being of Ukrainian military personnel is critical in military conflicts. This study aims to investigate the influence of social and individual factors on the activity level, determination, and resilience of Ukrainian military personnel during wartime. A qualitative method was chosen to conduct the study. The study involved 130 military personnel who were divided into two groups: those in active combat zones (n = 50) and those in military hospitals for treatment and rehabilitation (n = 80). According to the study, individuals in active combat zones perceive life as a manifestation of the potential received at birth. It was also observed that military personnel receiving treatment and rehabilitation in a hospital understand “life” as a connection with loved ones and close acquaintances. According to the survey results, many respondents from both groups identified their relatives as the military’s primary vital connection during the war. The military’s understanding of “life” and their associations also play a role in determining their need for assistance. In both groups, it can be observed that social determinants, such as relatives and friends, significantly influence the activity of servicemen and women. Individual determinants, such as attitude towards life and the ability to perform under war conditions, are among the factors that impact the military. The study’s practical significance in developing the socio-humanitarian, educational, and cultural spheres is reflected in the formation of awareness of the military and their psycho-emotional conditions in military operations.

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The perception and impact of emotional trauma upon active duty military personnel

Cited by 2 publications

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Procedure for Identifying Negative Emotional States in Military Personnel

Procedure for Identifying Negative Emotional States in Military Personnel

The influence of social and individual determinants on the Ukrainian military during wartime

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