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Information × Registration Number 0221U102816, 0120U000157 , R & D reports Title Psychological factors of readiness of individual and collective subjects for constructive behavior in emergency situations popup.stage_title Head Dukhnevych Vitalii M., Кандидат психологічних наук Registration Date 10-02-2021 Organization Institute for Social and Political Psychology NABS of Ukraine popup.description2 A model of self-regulation of an individual subject depending on the stage of deployment of the emergency is proposed. Criteria for the analysis of the thematic structure of texts describing the educational process in the conditions of quarantine in the public sphere have been developed. A system of methodological support for the study of generational actors' readiness for constructive behavior in emergencies is proposed. Was created a tools for studying the perceptions of educators, children and parents in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic as an emergency socio-psychological, medical and political-economic situation. Was created a tools for studying the perceptions of citizens about the course of coronavirus COVID-19 in Ukrainian society and the actions of the authorities in this regard in Ukrainian society. Was specified the concept of readiness of the subject to constructive behavior in an emergency situation as a set of qualities, knowledge, skills, motives of the person providing constructive or effective performance of professional tasks in the offered tasks, and also set of objective conditions to act (situations, opportunities to carry out professional tasks etc). The assumption of the existence of four vectors of readiness for constructive behavior in an emergency is argued. Procedures for online research, the use of streaming and other non-random samples, as well as procedures to increase the external validity of the results were tested. 6 online surveys were organized and conducted. A methodic for diagnosing levels of emotional self-regulation is being developed. The study covered 13,359 respondents. Product Description popup.authors Dovhan Nataliia O Kochubeynyk Olha M Nykonenko Liudmyla V Polishchuk Svitlana A Sivers Zinaida F Tsukur Olha H popup.nrat_date 2021-02-10 Close