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PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY AND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE AS MODULATORS OF SEARCH FOR SOCIAL SUPPORT IN DIFFICULT LIFE SITUATIONS
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY AND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE AS MODULATORS OF SEARCH FOR SOCIAL SUPPORT IN DIFFICULT LIFE SITUATIONS
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EKATERINA DYMOVA  NADEZHDA TARABRINA Natalia E. Kharlamenkova
ORCID: 0000-0002-0508-4157
Abstract
The representations about psychological safety in people with different levels of traumatic experiences, who are in a diffi cult situation, are analyzed. It is shown that psychological safety as a marker of diffi culties in actual situation, traumatic experience as characteristic of individual history of man are modulators of the human seek for social support. It was revealed, that at high index of traumatization the sphere of people, from whom social support is expected, becomes narrower. The study analyzed the life situations that may lead to the development of posttraumatic stress.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY, TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES, POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS, SOCIAL SUPPORT
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03.05.2015
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