COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF VOLUNTEERS, INVOLVED IN THE PROVISION OF MILITARY FORCES IN A COMBAT ZONE DEPENDING ON THE LEVEL OF MALADJUSTMENT AND EMOTIONAL BURNOUT
Keywords:
volunteers, combat actions, maladjustment, emotional burnout, emotional intelligenceAbstract
The purpose of the work was to study the features of emotional intelligence from volunteers, whose activities are related to the provision of military personnel in the combat zone, depending on the level of maladjustment and burnout. With the help of clinical-psychological and psychodiagnostic methods, 147 volunteers engaged in the provision of military personnel in the combat zone for at least 1 year, were examined. It has been established that the general level of emotional intelligence in volunteers is higher than in the whole in the ordinary sample, but with the formation and progression of the manifestations of emotional burnout, the indicators of the components of emotional intelligence are significantly reduced (except for empathy), which should be considered when measures for medical and psychological support of volunteer activity will developing.
