Year: 2025
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: The main purpose of the article is to present issues related to the effective building of mental resilience (resilience), in the socio-professional situations of commanders, to prevent professional burnout or other risks of military service.Design/methodology/approach: Given the purpose of the article, a study of the literature was conducted, as well as the application of relevant research methods.The survey was conducted with a sample of 141 military students in February-March 2025.The selection of the sample was random.Within the framework of the considerations carried out, it was decided to use a survey as a research methodology, while the research tool used within this method was a standardized survey questionnaire.Research limitations/implications: It would certainly be worth repeating representative surveys in the future, among military students because of the changing environment, in the context of security. Practical implications:The importance of building mental toughness (resilience) in various situations.The article also highlights factors that promote better decision-making by the commander, as well as affect the morale of subordinates, creating an atmosphere of trust and support.Originality/value: The article addresses the timely and relevant topic of building mental resilience, the ability to cope with difficulties, adapt to changing conditions, and the ability to maintain emotional balance in the face of stress, all of which are key to successfully leading a team of people (a subdivision).
Language: English
Topic: Resilience and Mental Health
Subfield: Clinical Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4411895349