THE ROLE OF ADAPTIVE CAPACITIES IN THE FORMATION OF HEALTH-SAVING BEHAVIOR

Abstract

Topicality. In today’s society, the issue of maintaining and improving health is becoming increasingly important, as a person’s lifestyle is one of the main factors that directly affects not only their physical and psychological state, but also their social well-being, emotional stability, professional fulfillment, ability to interact with others, and overall qualityof life. The goal of the work is to investigate the relationship between individual characteristics of adaptive capacities and health-saving behavior. Materials and methods. The methods of correlation and regression analysis, analytical and systematic approaches were used to process and interpret the data. The Adaptability methodology (by A. H. Maklakov and S. V. Chermianin) was also used. A total of 73 clinical hospital nurses were randomly selected. Research results.The impact of adaptive capacities on health-saving behavior is that a high level of adaptive capacities helps a personto respond effectively to stress, maintain physical and mental health, and maintain healthy habits. Indicators such asbehavioral regulation, communication potential and moral guidelines, and personal adaptive capacity contribute toadherence to health-saving behavior, effective communication, and moral stability. In particular, a high level of adaptive capacity allows an individual to maintain motivation for healthy behavior even in difficult circumstances, manage stress, communicate effectively with others, and maintain moral stability. This, in turn, contributes to healthy habits, avoidance of harmful influences, and active health maintenance. Thus, high levels of adaptive capabilities are an important factor that supports health-saving behavior, providing individuals with stability and efficiency in interacting with the environment and their own health. Conclusions. The analysis shows that there is a significant relationship between behavioral regulation, communication potential, moral normativity and personal adaptive potential. In order to achieve a high level of health-saving behavior, it is important to comprehensively develop all aspects of adaptive capabilities, ensuring the harmonious development of moral normativity, behavioral regulation, communication potential, and personal adaptive potential.