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[Medical-psychological and social aspects of professional adaptation of staff of criminal-executive system].

Authors: M P, D'iakovich; A V, Pavlov;

[Medical-psychological and social aspects of professional adaptation of staff of criminal-executive system].

Abstract

There was observed medical-psychological and social aspects of professional adaptation of staff of criminal-executive system, was given evaluation of conditions of their work. Was learned risk of damage of health, adaptational potential, personal peculiarities of staff Was learned valuable-motivation sphere, self-concept of competitionability, type of life position, several elements of mode of life of the staff. Was educed decreasing of adaptational capabilities, high personal anxiety and low stress firmness among high number of young specialists. Was formed an apprehension about effectiveness of their professional adaptation in conditions of absence of system of dynamic medical-psychological observe and prophylactic measures.

Keywords

Male, Prisons, Adaptation, Psychological, Humans, Female, Anxiety, Police, Stress, Psychological, Russia

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