STUDY OF THE EMOTIONAL SPHERE OF CIVILIANS AFFECTED BY COMBAT OPERATIONS

Ryadinskaya Evgenia Nikolaevna, Volobuev Vakhtang Vyacheslavovich, Takhtarova Maria Alexandrovna

The article considers the consequences of military operations on the emotional sphere of the civilian population. It is studied how these consequences manifest themselves in extroverts and introverts. It is revealed that the majority of subjects have an increased level of hypervigilance and exaggerated reaction. At the same time, aggressiveness and fits of rage in the state of stress are more peculiar to extroverts, and hypervigilance and anxiety are more pronounced in introverts. Introverts find it more difficult to adapt socially in the period of active combat operations, because they have low resistance to stress. the developed psychocorrectional program was also tested, which showed its effectiveness in correcting the negative impact of stress on the mental health of the civilian population.

Keywords:еmotional domain, anxiety, combat, depression, extraversion, introversion.