FEATURES OF MEN’S STRESS EXPERIENCE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ANTICIPATION IN THE CONTEXT OF WAR

The article examines the impact of mobilisation measures on the stress levels and psychological well-being of civilian men in the context of the war in Ukraine. The results show that men, on average, exhibit higher perceived stress level and lower stress resilience compared to women, although there are no significant differences in anxiety and depression levels between the sexes. The analysis of the author’s questions regarding mobilisation feelings confirms a correlation with stress, anxiety, and depression levels. The findings highlight the importance of further research on this topic.