Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation

The article, using theory and experiment, justifies the necessity of regulatory diapason exposure of psychological health of law enforcement authorities’ employees according to neurotization, psychotization, aggression and emotional stability signs.

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Main Authors:	Anastasia K. Deinekina, Ibrahim X. Agabegov, Dmitry N. Kirilenko, Marina V. Matienko
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Academic Publishing House Researcher 2011-07-01
Series:	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
Subjects:	law enforcement authorities’ employees deadaptation neurotization psychotization aggression emotional stability
Online Access:	http://erjournal.ru/journals_n/1311186827.pdf

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spellingShingle	Anastasia K. Deinekina Ibrahim X. Agabegov Dmitry N. Kirilenko Marina V. Matienko Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ law enforcement authorities’ employees deadaptation neurotization psychotization aggression emotional stability
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title	Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation
title_short	Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation
title_full	Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation
title_fullStr	Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation
title_full_unstemmed	Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation
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publisher	Academic Publishing House Researcher
series	Evropejskij Issledovatelʹ
issn	2219-8229 2224-0136
publishDate	2011-07-01
description	The article, using theory and experiment, justifies the necessity of regulatory diapason exposure of psychological health of law enforcement authorities’ employees according to neurotization, psychotization, aggression and emotional stability signs.
topic	law enforcement authorities’ employees deadaptation neurotization psychotization aggression emotional stability
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Problems of regulatory diapason exposure of law enforcement authorities’ employees psychological adaptation

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