PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONALITY LIFE RESILIENCE IN THE CONDITIONS OF WAR

Abstract

The article is aimed at considering the psychological conditions of the development of the vitality of the individual in the conditions of war. Military conflicts create extremely stressful situations for military personnel and civilians, and understanding these psychological aspects is critical to maintaining mental health and building life resilience in the conditions of war. The article examines the various factors that influence life resilience, including social support, available psychological resources, individual personality traits, coping mechanisms, and effective methods of psychological support.
As part of the research, it is noted that one of the key components of the vitality of an individual is social support. The role of family, friends, colleagues, religious leaders and community organizations in providing psychological support during difficult times of war cannot be underestimated. It is also important to have internal psychological resources, such as inner strength, emotional intelligence, coping strategies, internal motivation and positive guidance. The article also examines individual personality traits, such as temperament type, level of optimism, anxiety, self-discipline, level of empathy, adaptability, and resilience to stress, which affect the way a person responds to stressful situations. Adaptation mechanisms are also examined in the context of military conflicts, including problem solving, rejection of inappropriate strategies, situational awareness, acceptance of individual limitations, social support and protection. The article also provides examples of effective methods of psychological support that can help an individual overcome stress and trauma in wartime. Understanding these aspects of the development of life resilience in conditions of war helps to create optimal conditions for maintaining mental health and psychological resilience in conditions of military conflict.
Thus, the article provides a comprehensive overview of psychological conditions, factors and mechanisms that affect the ability of an individual to adapt to stressful situations of military conflicts, maintain mental health and develop life resilience.