PECULIARITIES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
Abstract
With the acceleration of urbanization in developing countries, resources related to maintenance and environmental protection are becoming increasingly scarce, and the negative side effects caused by scientific and technological progress have also significantly increased the pressure on urban residents. The psychological safety of urban residents has recently undergone significant changes. This article presents psychological safety in the sphere of life of urban residents. By considering psychological indicators, this article complements our knowledge of environmental indicators, such as perceptions of the risk of environmental pollution and climate change, and social indicators, such as belonging to cities and perception of the risk of technology, which confirm the negative side effects of technological development.
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