INTOLERANCE OF UNCERTAINTY AMONG RESCUERS WHO WERE WOUNDED DURING MARTIAL LAW

Abstract

In contemporary psychological science, the problem of intolerance of uncertainty occupies an important place in the study of personality adaptation mechanisms, especially under conditions of increased stress and traumatic events. The concept of intolerance of uncertainty is considered as an individual psychological characteristic that reflects a tendency to perceive uncertain, ambiguous, or unpredictable situations as threatening, which is accompanied by emotional tension, anxiety, and a desire to avoid such situations.