The book is a scientific monograph, based on a natural experiment on cognitive, emotional and social functioning during the year-long isolation of 21 winter hounds at the Henryk Arctowski Polish Antarctic Station. The conducted research was of a specimen and sociometric nature. The results presented in the book are unique in the literature on the subject due to the longitudinal nature of the research conducted, together with its high frequency (every two weeks). Moreover, the social isolation was total in its character, due to the large limitation of connectivity with the outside world, which could be considered analogous to future long-term space missions.
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Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 153 mm
Dicke: 26 mm
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978-3-631-85790-8 (9783631857908)
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Jan Felicjan Terelak is Full Professor at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyñski University in Warsaw, Head of the Chair of Stress and Labor Psychology, and Director of the Transportation Laboratory. His scientific activity focuses on problems of extreme stress psychology and aerospace and space psychology.
Sensory deprivation - social isolation - humans in Antarctic isolation - stress factors in the Antarctic environment - transactional characteristics of the winter-over syndrome - stimulative, social, chronobiological, and functional aspects of Antarctic isolation - extreme stress
