Registration Number
0225U001649,
(0123U100991)
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Title
Social-psychological effects of community identities' interaction in conditions of interstate war-political confrontation
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Технологічно-синтетичний (Підсумковий): узагальнення та оформлення результатів у вигляді кінцевої наукової продукції
Head
Hubeladze Iryna H., Доктор психологічних наук
Registration Date
04-02-2025
Organization
Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
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Identification of the social-psychological effects of community identities' interaction in conditions of interstate military-political confrontation.
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This study presents the findings on the socio-psychological effects of the interaction of communal identities under the influence of war. The identified effects have been synthesized into a conceptual model and analyzed in the context of perceived threats from various actors in military-political events, attitudes toward authorities, and their manifestations in differing spheres. For the first time, theoretical models of the socio-psychological effects of communal identity interaction in conditions of military-political confrontation have been empirically verified, covering financial-property relations, power dynamics, mass communication, education, migration, security, and environmental domains.
A methodological toolkit has been developed, and an empirical study has been conducted to examine the socio-psychological effects of communal identity interaction and their manifestations in different spheres of individual and community life. The empirical study involved 8,518 participants from various regions of Ukraine and Ukrainian communities abroad.
The study identified the most salient communal identities during wartime, which interact in different ways within the context of military-political confrontation. These identities include ethnic, national, civic, local, European, professional, East Slavic, religious, and linguistic identities. Furthermore, the study distinguishes between direct and reciprocal types of identity interaction.
Empirical analysis has revealed the proto-effects of communal identity interaction under conditions of interstate military-political confrontation and identified key domains that may pose threats to the identity of Ukrainian citizens. These include immediate social environments, Ukrainian authorities, foreign nationals, Russians, and internal societal tensions. The study has also identified key socio-psychological indicators within the security domain linked to identity types.
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Vinkov Veniamin Yu.
Vasiutynskyi Vadym O.
Hubeladze Iryna H.
Dibrova Valeriia A.
Korobka Larysa M.
Svitlana L. Kravchuk
Mykytentko Iryna V.
Strilchuk Oksana V.
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2025-02-04
