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Parental Migration – A Fundamental Factor In The Development Of School Children

Maria Claudia Cuc

Keywords: Parental migration, educable, parenting model, coping strategies, school adaptation, behavioral disorders.

Article no: 19

Pages 186-196

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.06.19

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Creativity, Resistance to Mental Fatigue and Coping Strategies in Junior Women Handball Players 

Marina Igorov
,
Radu Predoiu
,
Alexandra Predoiu
,
Andrei Igorov

Keywords: Creativity; mental fatigue; coping strategy; handball

Article no: 39

Pages 286-292

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.06.39

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How do Pre-Service Teachers Feel? SOCITS:  Questionnaire Development Description

Dganit Hoffenbartal
,
Einat Bracha

Keywords: SOC; SOC questionnaire; SOCITS; SOCITS questionnaire; coping resources; pre-service teachers; teachers

Article no: 26

Pages 192-201

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.12.26

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Modern Technologies Of Professional Training Of Students In The Conditions Of Multiculturalism

Natal’ya D. Koletvinova
,
Seimbika U. Bichurina

Keywords: Pedagogical model, transnational adaptation, coping-technologies, self-activation, integration

Article no: 49

Pages 418-425

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.49

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Communications Technologies And Peculiarities Of Coping Behavior: Ethnopsychological And Gender Aspects

Svetlana Gurieva*
,
Yulia Afanasyeva

Keywords: Communications technologies, coping behavior, coping strategy, problem oriented coping, emotion-focused coping

Article no: 3

Pages 17-25

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.02.3

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Women`S Coping And Attachment Patterns: Co-Dependent Mothers And Close Relationships` Addicts

Tatiana Kryukova*
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Tatiana Opekina
,
Olga Ekinchik
,
Svetlana Khazova

Keywords: Coping, destructive attachment, co-dependence, relationships` addicts.

Article no: 37

Pages 282-290

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.37

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