STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL AND PSYCHOCORRECTIONAL PROGRAM FOR STRENGTHENING NEURO-PSYCHIC STABILITY AND STRESS RESILIENCE OF MILITARY PERSONNEL UNDER INFORMATION PRESSURE

Countering modern information-psychological attacks (IPAs) requires moving beyond passive diagnostic observation toward proactive psychological modeling and evidence-based psychocorrectional intervention. This article presents the theoretical architecture and empirical validation of the 'Psychological Structural-Functional Model for Ensuring Stress Resilience of Military Personnel in Countering Information-Psychological Attacks,' alongside the 'Ideological Warrior' (G'oyaviy jangchi) psychocorrectional program and the patented daily affirmative-ritual training 'Combat Call and Daily Summons' (Jangovar chaqiriq va kundalik chorlov, Intellectual Property Agency Certificate No. 009483). To empirically verify the efficacy of the developed system, a formative experiment was conducted with an experimental group of military cadets (n = 38, aged 18–28) identified as having elevated susceptibility to destructive cyber-content and reduced neuro-psychic stability. The intervention integrated four targeted modules: (1) cognitive-critical restructuring (Edward de Bono's 'Six Thinking Hats', fact-checking case studies, and stress pragmatization); (2) ideological-motivational conditioning ('Ideological Warrior' concept and daily 'Combat Call' ritual); (3) psychophysiological autoregulation (Edmund Jacobson's progressive muscular relaxation and tactical breathing); and (4) socio-psychological group cohesion training. Pre-test and post-test evaluations using Yu.V. Shcherbatykh's Stress Inventory and V.Yu. Rybnikov's 'Prognoz' scale, analyzed via the non-parametric Wilcoxon signed-rank T-test, revealed highly significant reductions across all stress dimensions: intellectual stress (T = 6.217, p <= 0.01), emotional stress (T = -6.247, p <= 0.01), behavioral stress (T = -6.060, p <= 0.01), and physiological stress (T = -4.502, p <= 0.01), accompanied by a robust increase in overall neuro-psychic stability (T = -3.201, p <= 0.01) in 97.6% of participants. The model and training complex have been officially implemented across the troops of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Orders No. 389 and No. 671).