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Abstract
This article is dedicated to the problems of psychological adaptation for military personnel who have experienced post-traumatic stress. The symptoms of post-traumatic stress are presented in a scientific manner, along with recommendations and practical methods for rehabilitating these conditions.
Keywords
post-traumatic stress
dynamics
psyche
aggression
guilt
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How to Cite
Sh. F. Mustafaeva. (2024). METHODS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS. International Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology, 2(11), 25–27. Retrieved from https://medicaljournals.eu/index.php/IJCNP/article/view/1176
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References
Anokhina I.P. Neurohumoral factors of resilience to emotional stress. Motivation and emotional stress: mechanisms of emotional stress / I.P. Anokhina. - Moscow, 2005.
Levi L. Stressors, resilience to stress, emotions, and performance outcomes. L. Medicine, 2002.
Melnik B.E. Medical-biological forms of stress. Kahana, Chisinau, 2004.
Karayani A.G. Applied military psychology. Teaching and methodical manual, St. Petersburg, 2007.