"Have you ever thought that there are psychological studies conducted on the International Space Station? The answer is yes, and the core focus of these studies is the astronauts. Scientists study the impact of isolation and pressure on their mental health, as well as measuring and monitoring their behavior in order to develop tools and techniques to help them deal with the challenges in space.

Now, another question: How can we benefit from these studies on our planet, and how can they be applied to all segments of society? These studies help us understand how to adapt to isolated environments. Space is an entirely isolated world, and by conducting studies in such an environment, we can benefit from them in addressing social challenges, such as what happened during quarantine periods. Additionally, they can be used to train workers in high-pressure tasks to deal with difficult critical periods and how to maintain their mental balance."