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DOI: State Of Stress In Legal Situations
Makhmudova H. T. , PhD In Psychology, Associate Professor, Academy Of The Ministry Of Internal Affairs Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Expert Psychologist Of The Republican Center, UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses various scientific concepts of emotional states, considered as stress. This state in legally significant situations is related to situations in which control of the will and the ability to predict one's behavior are lost. The above circumstances are equated to the emotional states of a person in legally significant circumstances, when a person is provoked by circumstances exceeding the limit of his adaptive endurance.
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Mental state, stress, frustration, anxiety, object of research, emotional experience
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