Quality of life of internally displaced persons in Ukraine: social psychological analysis

Abstract

The article presents a social psychological analysis of the quality of life of internally displaced persons (IDP) affected by the armed conflict in Ukraine. When examining the quality of life of IDP, three main components were assessed: 1) functional abilities, the ability to carry out daily activities, general health; 2) social functioning: perception, attitudes, priorities, values, meanings of a person; 3) subjective well-being, emotional state. Using the research results will allow to optimize social planning and management, as well as to implement a scientifically sound social policy regarding IDP in Ukraine, which, in turn, will contribute to improving the quality of life of this population group.