A CHILD WITH PSYCHOMOTOR DISORDERS IN UKRAINIAN SOCIETY: DUALITY OF BIOSOCIAL INTERACTIONS IN WAR CONDITIONS

Abstract

Today, on the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, the problem of children of war, who have a variety of psychomotor development disorders, is quite acute. The etiology of somatic genesis includes the general troubles of modern life at the household level, the lack of full-fledged conditions for carrying a fetus, giving birth to a child and caring for it in the first years of life. On the other hand, the psychophysical development of children with psychosomatic disorders is influenced by the current social situation, which is characterized by problems. The most important of these include social insecurity, feelings of insecurity, anxiety, apathy, and depression. This unstable, negative-anxious state of the personality begins to negatively affect the child's somatics, the state of his physical body, from the inside, leading to various psychosomatic problems. Psychomotor disorders in children of early and younger preschool age can be caused both by purely physical disorders that directly negatively affect the child's somatics (motor skills), and by disorders in the mental sphere associated with the child's reflection of the psychological state in the society in which he or she is located. There are also options for combined psychophysical influences on the development of a child. The article presents a dialectical vision of the mutual influences of the individual biological in a child with psychomotor disorders with the external general society to find ways to optimize the development of the personality.