Motivation, the essential component of continuous psychomotrical, professional bonding of the military

Motivation has an essential role in managing the human mental and physical potential for the rapid growth of professional performance as well as being able to quickly and efficiently adapt to the specific effort of the body necessary to achieve the proposed professional goals. Permanently maximizing the military morphological and functional indices in the system of order and public security will influence the development of the motivational mechanism together with the psycho-motor potential, finally obtaining positive effects that will effectively influence the continuous professional technical-tactical behavior. The intensive and continuous development of motor and mental qualities creates visible biochemical transformations in the body, demanding at a high level the capacity of the respiratory, cardiovascular and mental apparatus in direct accordance with the development of the entire body in the military. Applied professional physical training is conditioned on the professional psycho-motor track by the high level of specific training and the practical capitalization of the conditional and coordinative capacity, increasing the possibilities of practical capitalization of specific professional skills in solving daily professional attributions. The professional mental training aims at the rapid creation of optimal conditions for the aptitude behavior of the law enforcement and public security forces to resist the increased overload of the morphological and functional indices as well as the negative factors coming from the environment that disrupt the smooth running of their professional activity.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.52449/soh23.54
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Human Health and Disease
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Motivation, the essential component of continuous psychomotrical, professional bonding of the military

Valeriu Jurat, Danut Stoica
Human Health and Disease
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Motivation, the essential component of continuous psychomotrical, professional bonding of the military

Valeriu Jurat, Danut Stoica
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Abstract

Motivation has an essential role in managing the human mental and physical potential for the rapid growth of professional performance as well as being able to quickly and efficiently adapt to the specific effort of the body necessary to achieve the proposed professional goals. Permanently maximizing the military morphological and functional indices in the system of order and public security will influence the development of the motivational mechanism together with the psycho-motor potential, finally obtaining positive effects that will effectively influence the continuous professional technical-tactical behavior. The intensive and continuous development of motor and mental qualities creates visible biochemical transformations in the body, demanding at a high level the capacity of the respiratory, cardiovascular and mental apparatus in direct accordance with the development of the entire body in the military. Applied professional physical training is conditioned on the professional psycho-motor track by the high level of specific training and the practical capitalization of the conditional and coordinative capacity, increasing the possibilities of practical capitalization of specific professional skills in solving daily professional attributions. The professional mental training aims at the rapid creation of optimal conditions for the aptitude behavior of the law enforcement and public security forces to resist the increased overload of the morphological and functional indices as well as the negative factors coming from the environment that disrupt the smooth running of their professional activity.

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