Strategies of Survival in the System of Interpersonal Relations in Conditions of Forced Isolation and War

2021/06/23 by Sek, Olena
#FOS: Social sciences

paper · doi:10.34858/sstp.2.2020.009

Abstract

The article examines the features of interpersonal relations in conditions of forced isolation and war captivity and their influence on forming a strategy for the survival of prisoners of war and civilian hostages. The forms of interpersonal relations in such conditions are determined. The analysis of psychological factors influencing the formation of prisoner behaviour models is carried out. The presented research results allow us to get an idea of the factors that influence a survival strategy, taking into account various forms of interaction in conditions of forced isolation.

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