EMOTIONAL STABILITY AS A CRITERION OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FITNESS OF A POLICE OFFICER
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In this article, emotional stability is considered as a criterion of professional psychological fitness. At the same time, emotional burnout is defined as a reaction to external circumstances reflecting the specifics of professional activity. Taking into account the multidimensional nature of the official activity of a police officer, the personality characteristics of candidates for service are analyzed from the point of view of assessing their professional psychological fitness.

Keywords:
emotions, emotional-volitional sphere, mental states, personality, individual psychological characteristics, professional psychological fitness, professional activity of police officers, psychology of official activity of internal affairs bodies
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