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Vol. 12 No. 05 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

DESIGNING PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR PROFESSIONALS FACING UNEXPECTED CRISES

Published 2025-05-09

  • Najmiddinova Muxayyohon Shaxobiddin kizi

Najmiddinova Muxayyohon Shaxobiddin kizi
University of Business and Science Lecturer at the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology

Abstract

Unexpected crisis situations represent highly unpredictable and emotionally intense events that demand rapid psychological adaptation and effective decision-making, particularly among professionals such as healthcare workers, emergency responders, law enforcement officers, and educational leaders. This study aims to design targeted psychological intervention programs that enhance emotional stability, resilience to stress, and adaptive decision-making in such professionals. The development of these interventions is grounded in contemporary psychological frameworks, including balance theory, cognitive-emotional models, and the resilience paradigm. The proposed intervention model integrates emotional self-regulation techniques, stress management exercises, and methods for rapid situational analysis and optimal decision-making. The program offers a scientifically supported, practice-oriented approach that improves individuals’ ability to function effectively under pressure while maintaining their psychological well-being. This model holds significant potential for improving professional readiness in unpredictable, high-stakes environments.

Keywords

Psychological intervention,Unexpected crisis,Emotional regulation,Decision-making under pressure,Professional resilience

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