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Anticipation and Understanding of Events and Mental Stresses as The Effect of Changes and Transformations in Human and Social Life: An Education Perspective

A. D. Minghat(1), M. R. Arpentieva(2), G, K. Kassymova(3),


(1) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia; University College of Islam Melaka
(2) Tsiolkovskiy Kaluga State University
(3) Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University
Corresponding Author

Abstract


The goal of this study was to conduct an integrative analysis of anticipating and reducing the stress of changes in a person's life (patient) in the context of socio-cultural changes. In the context of the analysis of socio-cultural changes, the research approach was a systematic theoretical understanding of the difficulties of anticipating and minimizing the stress of changes in a person's life (patient). The study's key findings revealed that archetypes and role models are critical in analyzing the sociocultural components of understanding, experiencing, and coping with transition stress. Furthermore, unlike archetypes, role models, according to academics, can be categorized based on a comparison to life's core motives. Furthermore, human communities go through different stages of growth, which manifest as varied approaches to tackling the issues that reality throws at them.

Keywords


Archetypes; Narrative Psychotherapy; Markers; Stress; Triggers; Weak Signals

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