Modeling, synthesis and in vitro testing of peptides based on unusual amino acids as potential antibacterial agents.

Currently non-protein amino acids and synthetic peptides are widely used as blocks in drug design. Many proteases are of great interest for pharmacology due to their key role in various pathologies. Bacterial collagenase (EC 3.

STRESS RESILIENCE AND DECISION-MAKING UNDER PRESSURE: ENHANCING ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE IN COMPETITIVE SPORTS.

This study investigates the cognitive and neurobiological mechanisms behind decision-making under stress in competitive sports, focusing on how the development of decision-making skills enhances stress resilience and improves athletic performance. The research examines how high-pressure environments affect athletes' ability to make quick decisions and explores effective training methods, including video-based feedback and virtual reality simulations. The study draws on cognitive-behavioral, neurobiological, and ecological models to analyze key findings from empirical research.

RESEARCH ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AND EMOTIONAL PROFILE OF ADOLESCENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOL BULLYING.

This study explores the relationship between psychological well-being and emotional profiles of adolescents in the context of school bullying. Bullying, characterized by repeated aggressive behavior, has severe psychological impacts, including anxiety, depression, and reduced self-esteem. The research involved 71 adolescents (ages 10-13) from various regions of Armenia.

JUDO AS AN ALTERNATIVE INTERVENTION MODEL TO PREVENT BULLYING AT SCHOOLS: A PILOT STUDY.

This pilot study investigates the effectiveness of a school judo program as an alternative intervention model for bullying prevention. Conducted with 61 schoolchildren aged 10 to 13, the study employed psychological tests and a structured judo curriculum to assess changes in anxiety levels, bullying roles, and psychological traits. Results revealed a significant reduction in situational anxiety and a trend towards decreased personal anxiety among participants.

COPING ARRANGEMENT OF SPOUSES WITH EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN FAMILY CONFLICTS.

Along with several social institutions, the family has its unique place as the foundation of a strong state. For this reason, family problems are at the center of research in modern psychological science aimed at identifying key factors of health, well-being and a prosperous life in the family. The purpose of this work is to identify the ability of spouses to cope with family difficulties or conflict situations and to study their correspondence to the manifestations of a person's emotional intelligence as a guarantee of satisfaction and family health.