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Development of the pilot's image: From pathological to normal

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 April 2020

E. Lyssakova
Affiliation:
Extremal psychology, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education,Moscow, Russia
N. Lyssakov
Affiliation:
Extremal psychology, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education,Moscow, Russia

Abstract

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Introduction

Researches of the human factor in dangerous professions are actual because it raise reliability of professional activity in extra-risk conditions.

Objectives

We consider that image of the professional is an important part of each profession, its formation should be carried out by science means.

Aims

During the period when aviation was as a show (1909–1912) image of the pilots with pathological characteristics: 1) a genetic pathology: «people-birds»; 2) a psychic pathology: «people-suicides» dominated.

Methods

During investigation we applied an archival method, a biographic method, a method of the analysis of the prose, poetry devoted to Russian aviation.

Results

With the beginning of the organization of professional selection and vocational training based on aviation medicine, aviation psychology and aviation pedagogy image of the pilot has got characteristics of adequacy to norms of a flyinq profession. By the 1930s process of formation of scientifically well-founded image of the pilot has come to the end. It is necessary to notice that the image of the astronaut at once constructed on a scientific basis, has been deprived of pathological signs.

Conclusions

Hence, the medicine, psychology, pedagogy are good image-makers of the professional and profession. These sciences should be developed and should be constructed on a common philosophical basis.

Type
P02-461
Copyright
Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2011
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