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PersonaMatrix Research Journal·Volume 1 (2025)·ISSN: Pending·DOI: Pending
The Impact of Stress Factors on the Psychological Maturity of Legal Process Participants During Martial Law
Authors
Anatoliy DrobakhaCorresponding
Independent Researcher, Author of the PersonaMatrix Project, Florida, USAFull Article (Coming Soon)
Abstract
This publication examines the influence of stress factors on the psychological maturity of participants in legal processes under martial law conditions. The study analyzes how extreme environmental stressors affect cognitive functioning, decision-making capacity, and psychological resilience in legal contexts, with implications for both psychological assessment and legal practice.
Keywords
stress factorspsychological maturitymartial lawlegal psychologycognitive functioning
Citation
Drobakha, A. (2025). The impact of stress factors on the psychological maturity of legal process participants during martial law. In The legal system of Ukraine: European vector of development under martial law: Proceedings of the XV International Scientific and Practical Conference (pp. 145–147).
References
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