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Psikhologicheskaia pomoshch' kombatantam: obzor zarubezhnykh issledovanii

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International Research-to-practice conference «Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults»
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International Research-to-practice conference «Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults»
Authors:
Irina N. Simaeva 1 , Natalia M. Pukhova 1
Work direction:
The essence of psychological security of the individual
Pages:
18-20
Received: 8 April 2025

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Информрегистр РИНЦ
1 Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University
For citation:
Simaeva I. N., & Pukhova N. M. (2025). Psikhologicheskaia pomoshch' kombatantam: obzor zarubezhnykh issledovanii. Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults, 18-20. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda".

Abstract

Представлен краткий обзор зарубежных публикаций, посвященных эмпирическим исследованиям психологического здоровья и благополучия военнослужащих в условиях боевых действий и реабилитационном периоде. Теоретические основы исследований базируются на теории реакции на стресс, посттравматических стрессовых расстройств и концепции боевого воздействия. Необходим всесторонний анализ эмпирических исследований о стратегиях и методах превенции посттравматических стрессовых расстройств, методах и результатах эффективного психологического сопровождения и реабилитации комбатантов на материалах международных исследований.

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