Palavras-chave
Emotional Stress
Negative Psycho-Emotional State
Resistance
Russian-Ukrainian War
Como Citar
Resumo
O objetivo é investigar a síndrome do esgotamento emocional durante uma agressão militar em grande escala, as peculiaridades do aconselhamento psicológico em condições de emergência e o desenvolvimento de medidas preventivas profissionais para reduzir o risco de esgotamento emocional. A relevância do estudo deve-se ao facto de a exposição constante a condições de stress causadas pela guerra russo-ucraniana afetar negativamente o estado psico-emocional do indivíduo. O estudo prosseguiu durante o segundo semestre dos anos académicos de 2022-2023 na Ucrânia. Foram utilizados métodos de investigação filosóficos, científicos gerais e empíricos. Nos resultados, foram identificados indicadores de esgotamento emocional de indivíduos que foram afectados por agressões militares em grande escala. Foram estudadas as fases e os sintomas do esgotamento emocional. Identificou-se a necessidade de prestar apoio psicológico aos indivíduos que sofrem de síndroma de esgotamento emocional ou que se estão a aproximar dela. A novidade científica do trabalho consiste no estudo da síndrome da especificidade da formação da elevação emocional do ponto de vista de uma testemunha ocular da agressão russa e de um ouvinte. Nas conclusões do estudo foram desenvolvidas medidas preventivas para reduzir o risco de desenvolvimento da síndrome da alegria sensível.
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