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100	1		_aKRAVCHENKO Kateryna
700			_aKHAIRULIN Oleg
700			_aDANCHEVSKYI Serhii
700			_aPAVLUSHENKO Stanislav
700			_aCHERNOBAI Larysa
245			_aPsychological defense mechanisms of military service members as a personality stabilization regulatory system for combat mission effectiveness/ _cKateryna Kravchenko & et.al
260			_c2023
520			_aThis study's objective is to explore the psychological defense mechanisms of Ukrainian service members as a regulatory system for personality stabilization that influences combat mission effectiveness. The study was carried out during 2019-2020. The respondents were 270 military personnel of the ground forces, who had gained experience in the Anti-Terrorist Operation hostilities in the East of Ukraine in 2017-2020. We used psychodiagnostic methods such as the Lifestyle Index by Plutchik, Kellerman, and Conte; Lazarus's Coping Test; and Leontiev's Meaningful Life Orientations Test. Our work confirmed our research hypothesis that psychological defense mechanisms as part of the regulatory system of personality stabilization predetermine the effectiveness of the combat missions performed by military personnel of special branches. Military psychologists can use the results during their official training (psychological training and psycho-corrective measures) in order to acquire among the troops the required effectiveness in combat. Defense mechanisms will also contribute to the observance of military ethics, not least when faced with military immorality on the part of adversaries.
650			_aMILITARY PERSONNEL
650			_aARMED FORCES OF UKRAINE
773			_aJournal of Military Ethics: _gVol 22, No 1,April-June 2023 pp72-84
598			_aMILITARY, UKRAINE
856			_uhttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15027570.2023.2235759 _zClick here for full text
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