| From the Editor |
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Introduction by the Subject Editor
Berezina T.N.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):5–8
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(Rus)
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| General Psychology and Psychology Safety of the Personality |
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Personal resources of professional longevity of representatives of special risk professions of different age groups
Berezina T.N., Zimina A.A.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):9—31
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(Rus)
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| Psychology of Special Risk Professions |
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Stress and psychological safety in healthcare profesionals:
current findings and intervention approaches
Kaplan V.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):32—47
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(Eng)
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Emotional and personal characteristics of stress resistance among employees of internal affairs officers
Morozova M.I., Yashneva M.Y., Kupchik K.V.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):48—65
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(Rus)
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| Technologies for Supporting Activities in Extreme Conditions |
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Psychological training of Rosgvardia cadets for basic handling of weapons using virtual reality methods
Buzanov K.E., Bogan V.A.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):66—81
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(Rus)
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| Interdisciplinary Researches |
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The influence of driving safety attitudes on risky driving behavior: a driving simulator study
Maria C., Putri D.K., Karmilasari K., Bera Liwun S.B., Maria M.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):82—96
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(Eng)
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| Methodological Tools |
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Validation of non-verbal rating scales of semantic differential
Noss I.N.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):97—111
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(Rus)
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Verum 1.0 hardware and software complex: the innovative tool for personnel selection and evaluation
Ulyanina O.A., Lobov A.A., Lukin A.V., Utenkov G.G., Dyachenko P.A.
Extreme Psychology and Personal Safety. 2025;2(3):112—132
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(Rus)
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