On the Problem of Using Forensic Profiling Technologies as a Diagnostic Tool and Psychological Correction of Combat Stress in Military Personnel

In the article, the author attempted to analyze the parallel between the tasks of forensic profiling (assessing the reliability of information, predicting behavior) and the current problems of diagnosing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and providing psychological assistance with combat stress. Some aspects of the hypothesis that technologies for analyzing non-verbal behavior and speech patterns can be adapted to create objective protocols for detecting maladaptive states and increasing the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic contact are substantiated.