Psychology of finance and stress of society's subjects in the world's pandemia

Abstract

The article substantiates the theoretical and pragmatic postulates of the financial-economic, psychological and social-rehabilitation of inclusive doctrine of specialized institutions of Ukraine, which reflect inclusive activity in the socio-economic system of a state institution and its place and role in globalization processes. That is, it covers such a paradigm as an inclusive institution and its psychological conditions, mechanisms and patterns of financial and economic activity. It is determined that in modern conditions the most significant influence on the development of financial and economic psychology has the psychology of entrepreneurship, the psychology of management and management.

The purpose of the research is to study the stresses that arise in the professional activity of subjects of inclusive state institutions in the conditions of a global pandemic. That is, the readiness of the subject of inclusive state institutions to provide complex assistance to different sections of the population and the need to maintain their own mental health due to the successful elimination of distress on the basis of relevant knowledge about the psychophysiology of stress, its causes and effects, individual and group methods of self-rehabilitation assistance, correction of post-traumatic stress disorders. Also, the article deals with the signs of governance, high school methods of overcoming, and externally mediated ways of adaptive self-regulation of stress by subjects of society, including subjects of inclusive institutions.

This research identifies the priority of subjects of inclusive state institutions in the financial and economic parameters of overcoming relevant psychological stresses and crises in the conditions of global pandemic. It is determined that the modern psychology of finances and financial and economic activity of inclusive institutions is the object of the struggle of ideologies, scientific and educational doctrines, political beliefs, socio-economic imaginations about the social justice of the subject of the inclusive society.