The idea of attribution of dangerous phenomena of transport police officers awareness

Introduction. Emerging technologies provide opportunities to improve professional reliability of police officers at transport facilities. At the same time, questions arise about the ability of the security system to meet new requirements. Rising global challenges, changing configuration of risks and threats, including those associated with a special military operation, require officers to make effective decisions in time limit situations and other resource shortage in order to prevent various hazards from turning into acts of illegal interference at transport hubs. The objective of the study is to prove the use of attributive theory in dangerous phenomena issues awareness by transport police officers and prevent their transition to acts of illegal interference. Methodological basis of the study was founded on concepts and approaches aimed at studying perception, social perception, understanding, ideas, social intelligence, phenomenology of lying and information distortion. The result of the theoretical study proved attributive theory useful in achieving the objective. We formulate the basic ideas of dangerous phenomena attribution awareness with respect to activity of transport police officers. The results allow us to get further indetermining psychological characteristics necessary for reliable functioning of transport police officers in recognising dangerous phenomena and preventing their transition to acts of illegal interference.