FORMATION OF IDEOLOGICAL IMMUNITY IN YOUNG PEOPLE IS A FACTOR OF SECURITY AND STABILITY

In today's interconnected world, stability in society is influenced by various factors, including ideological immunity and security. Ideological immunity refers to the resistance of individuals to change their core beliefs and ideas, while security encompasses measures implemented to protect individuals and institutions from external threats. This scientific article examines the dynamic relationship between ideological immunity and security, highlighting their mutual influence on societal stability. By analyzing the psychological and socio-political aspects of ideological immunity and security, this study aims to shed light on the complex interplay between these factors and their implications for maintaining stability in contemporary societies.