Keyword: «coping»

The paper presents a brief theoretical analysis of peculiarities of adaptive behavior in interpersonal conflict: the author discloses the definitions “adaptive behavior” and “adaptive behavior in interpersonal conflict”; provides guidance on the use of behavior strategies accounting the prevailing conflict situation and own character accentuations.

The article is devoted to the study of factors of production of health of servicemen under the contract. Adaptive factors are: high indicators of subjective well-being, moderate coping «problem solving», developed constructive contact and search for support; a high index of constructive behavior, a weak manifestation of the influence of traumatic events on the condition of a serviceman. At the same time, maladaptive tendencies are observed, which include: the prevalence of coping by the type of «avoidance» and «social distraction», increased severity of impulsive, manipulative and asocial behavior, weak severity of the assertive model of behavior.

The article is devoted to the topical modern issue of personality psychology and it is related to the fact that scientific ideas about the dominant strategies of coping behavior in subjectively lonely people have not been sufficiently developed so far. The article reports of a study of coping strategies in subjectively lonely middle-aged men and women who experience loneliness, but do not have the status of a lonely person. The characteristics of coping strategies in subjectively lonely people, as well as differences in the experience of subjective loneliness in men and women of middle age are analyzed. The purpose of the article is to show the results of coping strategies study, taking into account age, gender and attitudes towards loneliness. The main strategies for men experiencing subjective loneliness are: confrontation, self-control, planning, positive reassessment. In women experiencing subjective loneliness: distancing, seeking social support. The results obtained can be applied in psychological practice in counseling and group work with subjectively lonely people.