Chronic Fatigue Development of Modern Human in the Context of V. Vernadsky’s Nosophere Theory

Abstract

Introduction: The existence of the noosphere as a sphere of mind influences human life processes, particularly their physical and mental health, directly. That is why a need arises to consider the biosphere development in the context of the “boom” of scientific thought and noosphere with its processes affecting human health. The aim: The research purpose is to reveal the influence of noospheric processes on human health, in particular the information flow effects on human morphofunctional state expressed as chronic fatigue. Materials and methods: A complex of study methods was used in the research: general scientific (analysis, synthesis, comparison, correlation, systematization, generalization) and empirical (observation, conversation, questionnaire). The research was conducted within the framework of “Axia” international project (Innovation in Education). For the stated research purpose achievement subjective state diagnostic technique of “WAM” as used, intended for the qualitative subjective evaluation of three main functional psycho-emotional human states: well-being, activity and mood. Respondents of three age groups were involved in the research, 347 people in each group. The first group included the responders aged 14 to 19; the second group included the responders aged 19 to 35; the third group consisted of the respondents aged 35 to 60. Results: The research results confirmed that the noospheric processes are followed by the acceleration of human life pace, information pressure causing the development of human mental fatigue, energy depletion, tiredness and chronic fatigue. The results of empirical studies of the influence of the noospheric processes anthropoprice on the human well-being, activity and mood showed the dependence of the positive integral estimation of human subjective state on the orientation towards life-long learning, personal values regardless of the age. Conclusion: The proposed article reveals the influence of noospheric processes on human morphofunctional state, scientifically grounds the connection and dependence of human tiredness on the noospheric processes anthropoprice.

The Prevalence of Anxiety, Aggression, and Hostility at Sportswoman: A Study on Boxing

“…The results obtained, as a result of the study, on the determination of levels of aggressiveness, hostility, personal and situational anxiety, in different age groups of female athletes involved in boxing, coincide and correlate with the results of domestic and foreign experts studying this problem. If female athletes of younger age groups, with little sports and competitive experience, in the pre-start period, situational and, to a lesser extent, personal anxiety dominates, due to fears of the likelihood of an unsuccessful performance, loss of battle to a stronger and more experienced opponent, fear of letting your team down accumulation of competitive experience and individual growth, sports and fighting skills, both of these indicators of anxiety, can decrease, both to an average and, in many cases, to a low level (Miier et al, 2019). These, more experienced female athletes, against the background of the work carried out during the inter-competition period by a sports psychologist and a coaching team in the diagnosis, correction and prevention of aggressiveness, hostility and anxiety, form a persistent paradigm for success in competitions at any level and with any opponent.…”