Adaptability as a predictor to the change of functional states in participants of a marine scienti;c expedition to the Arctic

Background. ^e problem of human adaptation to extreme conditions the Arctic remains relevant. People have di_erent adaptive potential ensure success their activities and state adequate loads at psycho-emotional physiological levels. Comprehensive research into determination adaptability parameters in workers may be a solution. Interrelationships between functional states socio-psychological personal qualities participants revealed our study also conGrm this relevance. Objective. aims identify describe dynamics marine scientiGc expedition during trip conjunction with characteristics (internality, conscious self-regulation, qualities). Methods. researchers applied objective psychophysiological instrumental methods, projective method M. Luscher’s colour test, subjective questionnaire “Well-being. Activity. Mood” by V.A. Doskin et al. Сharacteristics qualities) were assessed questionnaires. Statistical analysis data was carried out correlation analysis. Sample. 39 20-day sea Arctic. Results. Characteristics are presented; participants’ described; statistically signiGcant relationships been established characteristics, individual-personal (regulatory internality) objective, projective, subjective-evaluative states. Conclusion. Adaptive include developed general internal control, particular, moderate control (internality) Geld achievements failures, as well self-regulation behavior. indicators is positively correlated level changes methods associated adaptation, self-regulation.