THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN PREPARATION FOR EXTREME SITUATIONS

This article examines the issues of psychophysiological preparedness of law enforcement officers and cadets performing their duties in extreme conditions. The impact of stress, emotional strain, cognitive processes, and the adaptive capabilities of the human body on professional performance is analyzed from a scientific perspective. The study also substantiates the importance of psychophysiological training in ensuring psychological stability, concentration of attention, and effective decision-making in extreme situations.