The Association between Psychological Stability and Successful Interpersonal Interaction in Isolation: Theoretical and Methodical Aspects

Kuznetsova, Polina; Gushchin, V. I.; Natura, E.S.

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“…That answered the question why the ESKIS subjects did not report significant changes in their mood under stressful conditions. It corresponds to our second hypothesis that subjects with better communicative skills, extraversion, and proneness to the communication could withstand isolation, monotony, and confinement receiving support via contacts with their social surrounding ( Kuznetsova et al, 2018 ). Another subgroup of more introverted subjects preferred to utilize VR with its more predictable structured content to successfully compensate sensory deprivation, monotony, and lack of personal space.…”

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Effects of isolation, crowding, and different psychological countermeasures on crew behavior and performance

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Studies conducted by I. Altman in the 1960–70s revealed the increase in the individual stress level under isolation and confinement. Altman introduced the term “privacy” as a desired level of personal space that humans need to feel psychologically comfortable. The author also mentioned the dynamic process of boundary regulation that can be accompanied by the increase in conflict tension in the confined groups. In our study with short-term chamber isolation ESKIS, we analyzed behavior, crew interactions, and psychological state of a mixed-gender crew with none or minimal previous isolation experience (4 males and 2 females) who spent 14 days in a small chamber of 50 m3. The study confirmed that the pre-isolation period was particularly stressful for the subjects who felt also significant anxiety during the first days of isolation. Also, some mood and sleep disturbances were detected under isolation and crowding. Psychological stress made the crew more cohesive; they demonstrated the increase in common values. Extraverted subjects who could obtain social support from their partners and Mission Control’s duty teams were less interested in psychological support via VR.

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Effects of isolation, crowding, and different psychological countermeasures on crew behavior and performance

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“…Eliza et al research concluded that the employment status has the lowest mean after the transplantation which means the employment status is affected after renal transplantation 27,32 . On the other hand, Jordakieva et al states that there is good employment in post-transplantation individual which is controversial 29. According to certain other research, kidney transplants improve life quality 20,24,25,31 .…”

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“…Studies with a minimum accepted scoring of >70% in checklists were selected. This selection has been briefly summarized in (Table 2 [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31] and Table 3 32 ).…”

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A Systematic Review on Renal Transplantation: Is Quality of Life Compromised After Transplantation

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More than eight hundred eight thousand Americans are affected by end-stage renal failure (ESRD); out of them, 31% have undergone a kidney transplant. Even though this transplantation comes with potential risk factors, there is a significant chance that this transplant will save the patient's life. There are legitimate benefits, however, there are concerns over the quality of life following the transplant. The main aim of the study is to find if the quality of life is affected post transplantation. If so to how much extend it is affected? Using keyword and Medical Subject Heading (Mesh) combinations five databases that were screened. The keywords used are kidney transplantation, renal transplant, quality of life, well-being. The articles were put through a rigorous screening and quality assessment process. This review is based on papers published within the last ten years, from 2013 to 2023, in English. We examined human study on kidney transplant recipients who had poor quality of life (QoL) post transplantation. This systematic review includes a total of 14 papers. This systematic review strongly concludes that in post renal transplantation patients' quality of life is compromised in both psychological and economical aspect. Consequently, further study on this crucial topic is required.

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The Association between Psychological Stability and Successful Interpersonal Interaction in Isolation: Theoretical and Methodical Aspects

Cited by 2 publications

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Effects of isolation, crowding, and different psychological countermeasures on crew behavior and performance

Effects of isolation, crowding, and different psychological countermeasures on crew behavior and performance

A Systematic Review on Renal Transplantation: Is Quality of Life Compromised After Transplantation

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