Psychoemotional Regulation in Ex-Combatants Readjustment

Abstract

The paper focuses on the results of the previous publications related to the linking within psychoemotional regulation and adjustment difficulties in veterans. It was noted that the current societal, economical, and political characteristics of the period makes an impact on the veterans’ reintegration through influencing the civil society as well. Therefore, shifts in societal representations of the war-related themes were noted as one of the important features of the environmental characteristics for ex-combatants in Ukraine. The importance of the ongoing reformation process were also mentioned. The following key aspects of the readjustment complications in veterans’ were noted: lowering in personality effectiveness, psychosocial interaction disruptions, changes in attachment relationships, and the physiological changes impact. Environmental and inner factors leading to readjustment disruptions were described. The role of associated with personal and social effectiveness characteristics were noted, and it was also mentioned that psychoemotional disruptions influence not only interaction-related activities but also non-related through disruptions in self-regulation during the work. It was also mentioned that the results of the previous veterans’ life satisfaction studies are conforming to the mentioned factors and emphasize significance of both interaction-related and self-regulation factors in their mutual influence. A wide societal sphere, political, and economical conditions make impact, as well, through creating or narrowing available resources and readjustment possibilities.