Олена Злобіна
Biographic Data
| ID | 4428192 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Олена Злобіна |
| GIVEN NAMES | Олена |
| FAMILY NAME | Злобіна |
| SIGNATURE | ЗЛОБІНА О |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2593-788X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Effect of war and displacement on psychological distress
Identity vs. sense of belonging
The article is devoted to the study of the relationship between identity and a sense of belonging. It is proposed to expand the discussion on the correlation of these concepts by introducing the issue of the transition from belonging to identity into the sociological discourse. The connections of the concept of ‘sense of belonging’ with the concepts of ‘social position’, ‘need for belonging’, ‘state of belonging’ is determined. A theoretical sche…
Wartime psychological stressors
The article examines the impact of various wartime stressors on the mental health of the Ukrainian population. The psychological state of the population is assessed through indicators of psychological distress. A review of wartime stressors identified in previous research is presented, forming the basis for the authors’ proposed list of stressors (28 in total) encountered by the Ukrainian population. Through the empirical evaluation of these stre…
Trends of changes of national-civic identity during the war
Today, in sociological discourse, there is a consensus regarding the formation of a consolidated national identity in Ukrainian society, in which the civil and ethnic elements are indivisible. Studies of changes in national-civil identities in the context of a hybrid and full-scale Russian-Ukrainian war record an increase in the number of those who self-identify as citizens of Ukraine. However, it is unclear how these changes occurred and what ha…
Resources of psychological resilience in combating the stressors of war
Numerous sociological studies have recorded a generally stable psycho-emotional state of the population since the beginning of a full-scale invasion, despite the constant negative pressure of existential threats. However, there are still no representative quantitative studies that would allow us to determine which psychological resources ensure the stability of the psychological state of the population in conditions of prolonged exposure to the n…
War-induced stress and resources of socio-psychological resilience
The article presents a review, analysis, and an attempt of methodological adaptation of relevant social and psychological research to the problems and realities of stressful situations of the Russian-Ukrainian war. In particular, it is about the role and functions of mediative resources in overcoming and buffering stressful situations caused by war, adaptation and formation of social psychological resilience. The specificity of stressful situatio…
Affective polarization as a marker of social disruption
The article describes the tool, which was formed and tested to assess politicians’ emotional attitude to predict the impact of affective polarization on the nature of political confrontations. Plutchek’s theoretical scheme of emotions has been operationalized, the tool for assessing emotional perception has been proposed, and its use for measuring the President’s emotional perception has been tested. Eight basic attitudes that can be used as the …
The state of psychological distress among various social groups in Ukraine during the Covid-19 pandemic
The main trends in public opinion research during the COVID-19 pandemic in different countries are considered. There are three areas of such research: 1) exploring of respondents’ experiences, which they associate with coronavirus and forced isolation; 2) study of the states dynamics; 3) tracking negative emotional dynamics that threaten mental health. The need to study [...]
Youth of Ukraine and Russia
On the basis of data of the European sociological research the comparative analysis of various social orientations of the youth of Ukraine and Russia is performed. Statistically significant differences in the trust levels to political and legal institutions, the satisfactions by the life, and the value orientations of the youth are revealed
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Youth of Ukraine and Russia
On the basis of data of the European sociological research the comparative analysis of various social orientations of the youth of Ukraine and Russia is performed. Statistically significant differences in the trust levels to political and legal institutions, the satisfactions by the life, and the value orientations of the youth are revealed
The state of psychological distress among various social groups in Ukraine during the Covid-19 pandemic
The main trends in public opinion research during the COVID-19 pandemic in different countries are considered. There are three areas of such research: 1) exploring of respondents’ experiences, which they associate with coronavirus and forced isolation; 2) study of the states dynamics; 3) tracking negative emotional dynamics that threaten mental health. The need to study [...]
Affective polarization as a marker of social disruption
The article describes the tool, which was formed and tested to assess politicians’ emotional attitude to predict the impact of affective polarization on the nature of political confrontations. Plutchek’s theoretical scheme of emotions has been operationalized, the tool for assessing emotional perception has been proposed, and its use for measuring the President’s emotional perception has been tested. Eight basic attitudes that can be used as the …
War-induced stress and resources of socio-psychological resilience
The article presents a review, analysis, and an attempt of methodological adaptation of relevant social and psychological research to the problems and realities of stressful situations of the Russian-Ukrainian war. In particular, it is about the role and functions of mediative resources in overcoming and buffering stressful situations caused by war, adaptation and formation of social psychological resilience. The specificity of stressful situatio…
Identity vs. sense of belonging
The article is devoted to the study of the relationship between identity and a sense of belonging. It is proposed to expand the discussion on the correlation of these concepts by introducing the issue of the transition from belonging to identity into the sociological discourse. The connections of the concept of ‘sense of belonging’ with the concepts of ‘social position’, ‘need for belonging’, ‘state of belonging’ is determined. A theoretical sche…
Wartime psychological stressors
The article examines the impact of various wartime stressors on the mental health of the Ukrainian population. The psychological state of the population is assessed through indicators of psychological distress. A review of wartime stressors identified in previous research is presented, forming the basis for the authors’ proposed list of stressors (28 in total) encountered by the Ukrainian population. Through the empirical evaluation of these stre…
Trends of changes of national-civic identity during the war
Today, in sociological discourse, there is a consensus regarding the formation of a consolidated national identity in Ukrainian society, in which the civil and ethnic elements are indivisible. Studies of changes in national-civil identities in the context of a hybrid and full-scale Russian-Ukrainian war record an increase in the number of those who self-identify as citizens of Ukraine. However, it is unclear how these changes occurred and what ha…
Resources of psychological resilience in combating the stressors of war
Numerous sociological studies have recorded a generally stable psycho-emotional state of the population since the beginning of a full-scale invasion, despite the constant negative pressure of existential threats. However, there are still no representative quantitative studies that would allow us to determine which psychological resources ensure the stability of the psychological state of the population in conditions of prolonged exposure to the n…
Effect of war and displacement on psychological distress
Psychology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works)