Вісник Національного університету оборони України

  • Отримано 18.11.2024,
  • Доопрацьовано 24.12.2024,
  • Прийнято 29.01.2025
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Том 20, № 1, 2025
  • бойовий стрес; бойовий досвід; бойова психічна травма; бойові дії; ПТСР
  • https://doi.org/10.33099/2617-6858-2025-83-1-148-160
  • Сторінки 148-160

В статті викладено особливості впливу стресогенних умов професійної діяльності на психіку військовослужбовців, негативний вплив бойового стресу на психіку та поведінку військовослужбовців, соціально-психологічні детермінанти виникнення бойового стресу, наслідки бойового стресу, умови, які можуть викликати психологічний стрес у військовослужбовців, міжнародний досвід психологічного супроводу, допомоги та реабілітації військовослужбовців з бойовим стресом

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