Moscow, Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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The article is devoted to the study of the issue of attitude to danger among military university cadets and military personnel under contract. Military personnel under contract have a high level of sensitivity to threats and an adequate type of response to dangers. The cadets of the military university revealed a low level of sensitivity to threats and an alarming type of response to dangers. Contract servicemen feel danger better, they clearly define for themselves and know what can be a threat to their lives, health, psychological and social well-being, what can damage their environment and what not. Cadets of a military university have difficulty determining the danger, face difficulties in identifying from the multitude of external (or internal) factors affecting them those that are unfavorable or dangerous for them.
sensitivity, reaction to danger, attitude to danger, military personnel, cadets.
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