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4. Tyulyubaeva T.O., Korneeva Ya.A., Simonova N.N. Model of the psychological safety of the employees fo oil and gas producers at rotational labor organization in the Arctic conditions. Psikhologiya i psikhotekhnika = Psychology and Psychotechnics. 2016. № 5 (92). pp. 457–467. (In Russ.).
5. Jena R.K., Goswami R. Shift workers vs day workers: a comparative study of psychological, social and personal well-being. Far East Journal of Psychology and Business. 2012. Vol. 8. № 3. pp. 27–37.
6. Krause T.M. Rhythms in psychology: circadian rhythms of functional states (FPI test) in human ontogenesis. Pedagogy, psychology and biomedical problems of physical education and sport. 2007. Vol. 10. pp. 78–83.
7. Pavlis A. Cognitive, Neuroanatomical and Neuroendocrine Effects of Long-Term Rotating Shift Work in a Nursing Sample. Melbourne: School of Psychology, Victoria University, 2007. 209 p.
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9. Belyuchenko I.S. Ecology of Krasnodar Region (Regional Ecology). Krasnodar: KubGAU, 2010. 356 p. (In Russ.).
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11. Braude M.Z. Labor protection when welding in mechanical engineering. Moscow: Kniga po Trebovaniyu, 2013. 141 p. (In Russ.).
12. Unified tariff and qualification reference book of work and professions of the workers (ETKS), issue 2 (part 1): Resolution of Mintrud of Russia of November 15, 1999 № 45. Available at: http://docs.cntd.ru/document/901760548 (accessed: January 16, 2019). (In Russ.).
13. Korneeva Ya.A., Yureva A.S. Style peculiarities of thinking of oil producing company specialists of various professional groups. United-Journal. 2017. № 6. pp. 24–27. (In Russ.).
14. Kotik M.A., Emelyanov A.M. Nature of human-operator errors: on the example of motor vehicle driving. Moscow: Transport, 1993. 251 p. (In Russ.).