THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOMATIC EFFECTS OF PARTICIPATION IN FIGHTING INCREASED COMPLEXITY FIRES
Authors:
1.
Saint-Petersburg university of State fire service of EMERCOM of Russia
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 139
to 146
Status:
Published
Received:
12.03.2014
Accepted:
20.03.2014
Published:
25.03.2014
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
mental adaptation, pessimistic, emotional lability, rigidity, disease incidence
Abstract (English):
The results of research employees’ the Federal border guards service of EMERCOM of Russia psychological and somatic effects of participation in fighting increased complexity fires are presented in comparison with control group. Traumatic situations of the professional activity, changes in the personality and emotional state, vegetative and post-stress reactions, morbidity are analyzed.
The results of research employees’ the Federal border guards service of EMERCOM of Russia psychological and somatic effects of participation in fighting increased complexity fires are presented in comparison with control group. Traumatic situations of the professional activity, changes in the personality and emotional state, vegetative and post-stress reactions, morbidity are analyzed.
Keywords:
mental adaptation, pessimistic, emotional lability, rigidity, disease incidence
mental adaptation, pessimistic, emotional lability, rigidity, disease incidence
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