THE CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESISTANCE OF MILITARY TRAINING CADETS TO SOCIAL THREATS
Keywords:
Military training, cadet, social support, sustainability, formation, resources, concept, social threats.Abstract
Modern challenges and social threats facing future military specialists emphasize the importance of developing and implementing the concept of psychological stability in military training cadets. This article is devoted to the analysis and study of the concept of psychological stability in the context of training future military personnel to social threats.
The article provides an overview of key concepts related to psychological stability and identifies the main factors determining the ability of cadets to adapt effectively and resist social threats. Special attention is paid to the relationship of psychological stability with the factors of military training and the socio-cultural environment.
The article reveals the relevance and significance of the development of the concept of psychological stability in the framework of military training, emphasizing the need to create specialized approaches and methods to prepare future military personnel for various social threats. This research is of interest to educational institutions, psychologists and teachers aimed at the formation of a stable and competent military personality capable of acting effectively in today's complex social environment.
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