THE ROLE OF INTERNAL CONFLICTS AND DEFENSE MECHANISMS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MEDICAL STUDENTS

Authors

  • Mirzayeva Umida Bosit qizi Tashkent State Medical University Department of Pedagogy and Psychology Author
  • Olimjonov Muhammadbobur Rasuljon og’li 2nd Treatment Case, Student of Group 218-b Author

Keywords:

Medical students, psychological stress, internal conflicts, defense mechanisms, academic pressure, adaptation, mental stability, psychological support, sublimation, repression, rationalization, projection, professional formation, stress-reducing training, mentor-student system.

Abstract

This article analyzes important aspects of the psychology of medical students, in particular, the internal conflicts, stress and defense mechanisms they encounter during their studies. Detailed information is provided on the psychological difficulties of students entering a medical university in adapting to academic pressure and a new social environment, as well as internal conflicts that arise in the process of professional formation. The article studies what psychological defense mechanisms students use against stress, the effectiveness of these mechanisms and their role in personal formation. The importance of psychological support in a medical university and its role in maintaining the mental stability of students is emphasized. The possibilities of improving the mental health of students through psychological counseling centers, stress-reducing trainings and the mentor-student system are considered. This work demonstrates the importance of a psychological support system for medical students and indicates the need to further develop psychological support.

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2025-05-28

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THE ROLE OF INTERNAL CONFLICTS AND DEFENSE MECHANISMS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MEDICAL STUDENTS. (2025). Educator Insights: Journal of Teaching Theory and Practice, 1(5), 435-453. https://brightmindpublishing.com/index.php/EI/article/view/857