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Original Article

The Language Worldview Formation Through Learning Several Foreign Languages

Olga G. Oberemko
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Elena P. Glumova
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Alexey S. Shimichev

Keywords: Foreign language teaching, intercultural communication, language worldview, plurilingualism

Article no: 113

Pages 904-912

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.113

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Original Article

Psychological Potential Of Social Latin Dances: Russian Salsa Dancers Example

Irina A. Novikova*
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Darya A. Tolstova
,
Alexey L. Novikov

Keywords: Social Latin dances, salsa, subculture, interpersonal communication, personality.

Article no: 61

Pages 466-474

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.61

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Original Article

Intrapersonal Communication – A Hypersensitive Area for the Interpreting of Messages in the View of Digital Natives and Multilinguists

Sandra Veinberg

Keywords: Bahtin, digital natives, communication, intrapersonal communication, self-communication

Article no: 17

Pages 197-204

Doi: 10.15405/epiceepsy.22123.17

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Ensuring Adaptational Readiness of Foreigners to Study Educational Programs at Russian Universities

Tatiana V. Samosenkova
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Alexandra V. Korneeva
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Elena A. Bondar
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Elena B. Nazarenko
,
Normurodov Ravshan Iskandar ogly

Keywords: Adaptation readiness, foreign students, intercultural communication

Article no: 92

Pages 803-812

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.92

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Grammar Skills Development at Lessons of German as a Second Foreign Language

Svetlana Radionova
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Anastasia Sinichkina
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Evgenia Tsyganova

Keywords: Multilingualism, grammar skills, interference, transference, communication skills

Article no: 6

Pages 65-71

Doi: 10.15405/epiceepsy.20111.6

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Social Beliefs About Complaints In Interpersonal Communication And Subjective Pain 

Elena Rasskazova
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Aleksander Tkhostov

Keywords: Cognitive factors of somatization, general population, interpersonal communication, pain, social beliefs about pain.

Article no: 80

Pages 653-660

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.80

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