TTLA: Adapting to address emergency situations by fire and rescue police.

1. Full name of doctoral candidate: Nguyen Duc Quynh 2. Gender: Male

3. Date of birth: January 6, 1987 4. Place of birth: Phu Tho

5. Decision No. 3684/2015/QD-XHNV dated December 31, 2015, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU Hanoi, recognizing the doctoral student.

6. Changes in the training process: Adjustment of the thesis title.

Previous title: Adaptive behavior of firefighters and rescue personnel in emergency situations.

New topic title: Adapting to Emergency Response by Fire and Rescue Police.

7. Thesis title: Adaptation to Emergency Response by Fire and Rescue Police.

8. Major: Psychology 9. Code: 62 31 04 01

10. Scientific supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nguyen Huu Thu

11. Summary of the new research findings of the thesis:

* In theory

The study on adaptation in emergency response by fire and rescue police provides further scientific and practical basis for the fields of psychology and fire and rescue. The author has also clarified several fundamental theoretical issues as a basis for practical research, such as: synthesizing and selecting the concept of adaptation and its characteristics suitable for this study; identifying the characteristics of the professional activities of fire and rescue police; and on that basis, constructing the concept of adaptation in emergency response by fire and rescue police, its manifestations, and the factors influencing it.

* In practice

A survey of 396 firefighters working in four provinces and cities—Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, and Vinh Phuc—revealed some aspects of the current state of adaptation to emergency response among fire and rescue police officers, based on their awareness, attitudes, and actions in emergency situations. The research results showed that the firefighters adapted well to the stressful, urgent, unexpected, and dangerous working environment. Adaptation was more evident in attitude and action than in awareness. The firefighters understood the nature, methods, and procedures for resolving emergency situations. They maintained a proactive attitude, readily accepting orders; their mindset was always proactive, positive, calm, confident, and resolute in carrying out their duties to the end. Their combat actions were highly effective, ensuring the successful completion of assigned tasks. This objectively reflects the professional competence of the officers, meeting the professional requirements assigned by society. The study also indicates statistically significant differences in the adaptation to handling emergency situations by fire and rescue police officers according to training level, rank, years of service, and area of ​​work.

The study also highlighted positive psychological responses among firefighters and rescue personnel during and after emergency situations. Common coping mechanisms for these responses included: sharing feelings, thoughts, and anxieties with colleagues; calling family members; and listening to music or watching movies after returning from duty.

Objective factors:environment; equipment, vehicles, machinery; commandand subjective factors:combat experience; professional skillsCapable of predicting/promoting adaptation to emergency response by fire and rescue police.

12. Practical applications:

It can be used as teaching material in practical combat training for police, fire and rescue units and local authorities.

This is applied in teaching students at the Firefighting University to ensure psychological stability and an understanding of the psychological dynamics of themselves and their teammates in emergency situations.

13. Future research directions: (if any)

14. Published works related to the dissertation:

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2017), "Proposing some methods for psychological recovery for firefighters and rescue workers"”,Fire Prevention and Fighting Magazine(94), pp. 32-33.

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2018), "Human behavior in emergency situations",Fire Prevention and Fighting Magazine(106), pp. 40-41.

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2019), "Adaptation to handling emergency situations by fire and rescue police as manifested through mental health",Journal of Social Psychology(10), pp. 108-115.

INFORMATION ON THE DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name of Research student: Nguyen Duc Quynh 2. Sex: Male

3. Date of birth: January 6, 1987 4. Place of birth: Phu Tho

5. Decision to recognize Research student No: 3684/2015/QD-XHNV, December 31, 2015 by Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU.

6. Changes in the training process: Adjusting the name of Thesis topic

Old name of the Thesis topic: Acts of Adapting to Emergency Situations of Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue police.

New name of the Thesis topic: Adapting to Dealing with Emergency Situations of Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue police.

7. Name of the Thesis topic: Adapting to Dealing with Emergency Situations of Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue police

8. Major: Psychology 9. Code: 62 31 04 01

10. Scientific instructor: Professor. Doctor. Nguyen Huu Thu

11. Summary of new research findings of the Thesis:

About the theory

The Research on adapting to dealing with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police provides additional scientific and practical basis for psychology and Fire prevention and fighting and rescue. The author has also clarified some basic theoretical issues as the basis for the practical survey such as: synthesizing and selecting adaptive concepts and characteristics of adaptation in accordance with this research, stating the professional activities of the Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police; on that basis, having built up the concept of adapting to dealing with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police, manifest contents and factors affecting it.

Comingthe practice

Through a survey of 396 police working in 4 provinces and cities including Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh and Vinh Phuc, some characteristics of the situation of the adaptation level to deal with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police have been shown on the basis of surveying the status of their awareness, attitudes and actions in emergency situations. The research results show that the police have adapted to the stressful, urgent, unexpected and dangerous working environment. In particular, adaptation is shown in the attitude and action is higher than in the awareness. The police were aware of the nature, ways and procedures for dealing with emergency situations. Having a proactive and ready attitude to receive orders; Having the spirit of being proactive, positive, calm, confident and resolutely performing the task to the end. The combat action of the police is shown at a high level, ensuring good efficiency in the assigned work. This reflects objectively the professional competence of the police, meets the professional requirements assigned by the society. The research also indicated that there was a serious significant difference in adapting to dealing with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police by training level, rank, seniority and area of ​​work.

The research also points out the positive psychological manifestations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police during and after dealing with emergency situations. Common responses to police's psychological manifestations are: sharing their feelings, thoughts, and worries with their colleagues; calling relatives in their family; listening to music, watching movies after their mission.

Objective factors:environment; environment; equipment, facilities, machines; commandand subjective factors:combat experience; professional qualificationsthat are capable of forecasting/promoting adaptation to deal with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police.

12. Practical applicability:

It is possible to make teaching materials in combat training practice for Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police in units and localities.

Being applied in teaching for students at University of Fire Prevention and Fighting to ensure psychological stability, to grasp the rules of psychological activities of themselves and their teammates in emergency situations.

13. Further research directions: (if any)

14. Published works related to the Thesis:

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2017), “Proposing some psychological rehabilitation methods for Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police”,Journal of Fire Prevention and Fighting(94), pp. 32-33.

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2018), “Human behavior in emergency situations”,Journal of Fire Prevention and Fighting(106), pp. 40-41.

- Nguyen Duc Quynh (2019), “Adapting to dealing with emergency situations of Fire prevention and fighting and rescue police expressed through mental health”, Journal of Social Psychology (10), pp. 108-115.