Changes in resilience, locus of control and proactive coping after 520 days of space flight to Mars simulation

0381063 - PSÚ 2013 RU eng A - Abstract
Šolcová, Iva - Vinokhodova, A.
Changes in resilience, locus of control and proactive coping after 520 days of space flight to Mars simulation.
Abstract book. International symposium on the results of the experiments simulating manned mission to Mars (MARS-500). Moskva: State scientific center of the Russian Federation – Institute of Biomedical problems of RAS, 2012. s. 181-181. ISBN 978-5-902119-28-9.
[International symposium on the results of the experiments simulating manned mission to Mars (MARS-500). 23.04.2012-25.04.2012, Moskva]
R&D Projects: GA ČR(CZ) GAP407/11/2226
Institutional support: RVO:68081740
Keywords : resilience * locus of control * proactive coping
Subject RIV: AN - Psychology

Mars 500 has been an international study into interplanetary spaceflights and the first full duration (520 days) simulation of a manned flight to Mars. The study comprised 6 volunteers, all males. The study was searching changes indicative of personal growth. Even when experience from simulated spaceflight cannot be as powerful as being in space, it can have positive impact on crewmember personality.
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