Features of the Search for the Meaning of Life and Emotional Response in Military Personnel Who Have Lost Their Sight in Combat Conditions

Key Points

• The research aims to explore how finding meaning in life affects the emotional well-being of military personnel who lost their sight in combat.
• Analyzed emotional responses in military personnel who are blind due to combat injuries.
• Assessed levels of meaningfulness of life and psychological symptoms such as PTSD, depression, and hopelessness.
• Used correlation analysis to determine relationships between meaningfulness and emotional symptoms.
• High levels of life meaningfulness correlate with lower symptoms of PTSD and depression.
• Participants experiencing hopelessness reported significantly less meaningful life orientations.
• Meaningfulness serves as a psychological buffer against trauma.