IÇKI IŞLAR ORGANLARI XODIMLARIDA STRESSGA ÇIDAMLILIK VA HISSIY ÖZINI-ÖZI BOŞQARIŞNING IJTIMOIY-PSIXOLOGIK OMILLARI

This article provides a theoretical analysis of the socio-psychological factors influencing stress resilience and emotional self-regulation among internal affairs officers. It examines the impact of emotional strain, psychological pressure, conflict situations, and conditions requiring high professional responsibility on officers' psychological wellbeing. The importance of individual psychological characteristics, professional competence, social support, interpersonal relationships within teams, and psychological training in maintaining emotional stability is highlighted. Scientific and practical recommendations are proposed for developing constructive stress-coping strategies, controlling emotional reactions, and improving officers' psychological flexibility.