ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC
Purpose of the study. The article describes the study of the mental state of specialists working in the Arctic and extreme conditions of the Far North. The dominant mental state characterizes the activity of a person in the process of activity and indicates the satisfaction of actual personal needs....
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| author | Valentina Yakovlevna Davydova Aida Iunjevna Egorova |
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| description | Purpose of the study. The article describes the study of the mental state of specialists working in the Arctic and extreme conditions of the Far North. The dominant mental state characterizes the activity of a person in the process of activity and indicates the satisfaction of actual personal needs.
Method and methodology of the work. To study the dominant state was used questionnaire by L.V. Kulikov. Mathematical data processing was carried out using the Pearson correlation coefficient.
Results. Negative dominant states of the respondents, a decrease in the intensity and pace of activity associated with the depletion of human resource capabilities are identified. Respondents noted mood variability, increased irritability, depression. Women exhibit a more stable and positive mental state than men. The more the work experience in the North, the more active the respondents show, the tone rises, the anxiety decreases. Adaptation processes can contribute to the improvement of the emotional background, long-term work in the Arctic and the Extreme North can lead to professional burnout, and various kinds of professional deformations.
Scope of results. The results of the study can be applied in the development of adaptation programs for specialists and shift workers to the extreme conditions of the Far North. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-947ea1d9fdd74255804b069c7844982d2022-12-21T20:16:55ZengScience and Innovation Center Publishing HouseSovremennye Issledovaniâ Socialʹnyh Problem2218-74052018-10-01910203610.12731/2218-7405-2018-10-20-367296ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTICValentina Yakovlevna Davydova0Aida Iunjevna Egorova1Северо-Восточный федеральный университетСеверо-Восточный федеральный университетPurpose of the study. The article describes the study of the mental state of specialists working in the Arctic and extreme conditions of the Far North. The dominant mental state characterizes the activity of a person in the process of activity and indicates the satisfaction of actual personal needs. Method and methodology of the work. To study the dominant state was used questionnaire by L.V. Kulikov. Mathematical data processing was carried out using the Pearson correlation coefficient. Results. Negative dominant states of the respondents, a decrease in the intensity and pace of activity associated with the depletion of human resource capabilities are identified. Respondents noted mood variability, increased irritability, depression. Women exhibit a more stable and positive mental state than men. The more the work experience in the North, the more active the respondents show, the tone rises, the anxiety decreases. Adaptation processes can contribute to the improvement of the emotional background, long-term work in the Arctic and the Extreme North can lead to professional burnout, and various kinds of professional deformations. Scope of results. The results of the study can be applied in the development of adaptation programs for specialists and shift workers to the extreme conditions of the Far North.http://journal-s.org/index.php/sisp/article/view/11890психическое состояниепсихологическое благополучиеспециалистАрктикасеверадаптация |
| spellingShingle | Valentina Yakovlevna Davydova Aida Iunjevna Egorova ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC Sovremennye Issledovaniâ Socialʹnyh Problem психическое состояние психологическое благополучие специалист Арктика север адаптация |
| title | ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC |
| title_full | ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC |
| title_fullStr | ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC |
| title_full_unstemmed | ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC |
| title_short | ANALYSIS OF THE MENTAL STATE OF SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE ARCTIC |
| title_sort | analysis of the mental state of specialists working in the arctic |
| topic | психическое состояние психологическое благополучие специалист Арктика север адаптация |
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