In Press. Psychological aspects of adaptation in conditions of war and forced migration
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Adaptation barriers, balance, introversion, neuroticism, depression, uncertaintySynopsis
This monograph examines the pressing issue of the Ukrainian-Russian war, which has undoubtedly led to a state of severe psychological distress and uncertainty both within Ukraine and beyond its borders. Adaptation under conditions of uncertainty is a highly complex and multifaceted process that demands significant physical and psychological resources from individuals. Adaptation is defined as the process of ensuring active functioning and regulating one's standard of living as far as possible under conditions of constant uncertainty, where the course of future events is unknown and unpredictable. This enables people to maintain a positive emotional state, improve their ability to carry out daily tasks, strengthen social ties and foster constructive relationships.
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Published
October 12, 2026
Copyright (c) 2026 Yuliia Asieieva; Iryna Pospelova; Yuliia Yushkevych; Andriy Kernas; Volodymyr Pundiev; Nadiіa Shcherbyna
How to Cite
Asieieva, Y., Pospelova, I., Yushkevych, Y., Kernas, A., Pundiev, V., & Shcherbyna, N. (2026). In Press. Psychological aspects of adaptation in conditions of war and forced migration. Scientific Route OÜ®. https://monograph.route.ee/rout/catalog/book/235
