Effectiveness of Cognitive Functions Training for Cadets of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia Using Professionally Specific and Non-Specific Programmes

Marchenko, E.V. Center of Emergency Psychological Aid, Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, Lomonosov Moscow State University

Issar, A.D. Center of Emergency Psychological Aid, Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia

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