Ethical problems of interaction between ground-based personnel and orbital station crewmembers

Grigoriev, Anatoly I.; Kozerenko, Olga; Myasnikov, V. I.; Egorov, A.D.

doi:10.1016/0094-5765(88)90026-4

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“…In order to prevent negative effects of isolation, sensory deprivation and monotony, supportive activities of space psychological support groups are focused on providing increased novelty and various sensory stimulation (Grigoriev et al, 1988). Such activities have included surprise presents, natural food delivered via re-supply vehicles, and increased on-board music and lighting.…”

Section: Psychological Countermeasuresmentioning

confidence: 98%

Plants as Countermeasures: A Review of the Literature and Application to Habitation Systems for Humans Living in Isolated or Extreme Environments

Bates¹,

Gushin²,

Bingham³

et al. 2009

habitation (elmsford)

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Humans rely on plants for their survival in a multitude of ways. Plants provide nutritive value to organisms throughout the food chain and support a life-sustaining atmosphere. The idea that plants provide non-nutritive value is less established. In this paper, we will outline a variety of ways in which plants have been shown to have positive (nonnutritive) impacts on humans such that the potential application of plants as a countermeasure for diffi culties experienced by humans living in isolated or extreme environments is established and evaluated. A literature review on the topic of the non-nutritive benefi ts of plants is drawn from a wide variety of disciplines; a framework is offered to organize and provide structure for addressing the potential of plants to serve as effective countermeasures in isolated/extreme environments.

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Section: Psychological Countermeasuresmentioning

confidence: 98%