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Original Article

Neo-Industrialization of Russian Economy as a Source of Social Well-Being Growth

Elena Klemasheva
,
Magerram Gasanov
,
Yuliya Zeremskaya

Keywords: Social well-being, needs, material security, health state, neo-industrialization

Article no: 20

Pages 150-154

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.20

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Original Article

Perceived Stress And Psychological Well-Being: The Role Of The Emotional Stability

O. Strizhitskaya
,
M. Petrash
,
S. Savenysheva
,
I. Murtazina
,
L. Golovey

Keywords: Perceived stress, psychological well-being, emotional stability

Article no: 18

Pages 155-162

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.18

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Original Article

Conflict Between Self-Esteem And Aspirations Related To Psychological Wellbeing Of Adolescents

Larisa Golovey
,
Marina Viktorovna Danilova
,
Liudmila Rykman
,
Irina Gruzdeva

Keywords: Adolescent, level of aspirations, life satisfaction, psychological wellbeing, self-esteem.

Article no: 33

Pages 267-273

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.33

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