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Original Article

Burnout Syndrome Of Teaching Staff Of Clinical Departments At Medical Universities

Tatiana M. Bogdanova
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Viktoria V. Blinova
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Mikhail S. Sinkeev
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Valeria A. Semenova
,
Maxim A. Zankin

Keywords: Coping strategies, depersonalization, medical school teachers, personality reduction, professional burnout, psychological status

Article no: 19

Pages 112-118

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.19

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Original Article

The Relationship Between Coping Strategies And Personality Traits Of Adolescents

Yulia Alexandrovna Afanasyeva
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Svetlana Dzahotovna Gurieva

Keywords: Coping strategies, avoidance, emotionally oriented coping, problem oriented coping

Article no: 240

Pages 1816-1821

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.240

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Original Article

Early Maladaptive Schema And Coping Strategies Of Women Pursuing Weight Loss

Aleksander K. Samoylichenko
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Irina I. Cheremiskina

Keywords: Coping strategies, early maladaptive schemes, restrictive eating behaviour, young women

Article no: 91

Pages 827-835

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.91

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Original Article

Coping Strategies Of Vietnamese And Russian Students Of An Internationally Oriented University

Natalya B. Karabushckenko
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Alexandr V. Ivashchenko
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Tatiana S. Pilishvili
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Nina L. Sungurova

Keywords: Coping strategies, adaptation to multicultural universities, stress flexibility, stress, Vietnamese students, Russian students

Article no: 18

Pages 173-179

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.12.18

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The Relationship Between Social Competences And Coping Strategies In Czech University Students

Lucie Křeménková
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Irena Plevová

Keywords: Social competence, coping strategies, university students, teaching profession.

Article no: 3

Pages 22-34

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.01.3

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Original Article

Copying Strategies Of Adolescent Behaviour In Cases Of Internet-Spam (Cyberbullying)

A. F. Minullina
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K. V. Pyrkova
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G. V. Valiullina

Keywords: Cyberbullying, internet-bullying, aggression, psychological bullying, social media, coping strategies

Article no: 61

Pages 527-535

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.61

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