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Original Article

Adaptation As Controllable Process For Decision Making Improvement

Natalia A. Mamedova
,
Arkadiy I. Urintsov
,
Olga V. Staroverova
,
Mikhail A. Afanasev
,
Sergey V. Haritonov
,
Dmitriy V. Galahov

Keywords: Adaptation, causal relationships, decision making improvement, information resources, laboriousness of training, thinking

Article no: 74

Pages 643-652

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.74

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Original Article

Motivation To Self-Improvement Among Physical Education Teachers

Oksana Pavlyuk
,
Bogdan Vynogradskyi
,
Yevgen Pavlyuk
,
Tetyana Chopyk
,
Oleksandr Soltyk
,
Oleksandr Antoniuk
,
Iuliia Pavlova

Keywords: Teacher, physical education, motivation, self-improvement

Article no: 16

Pages 129-137

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.16

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Original Article

A Doll-Based Closing Chime System For Workstyle Improvement In Japanese Workplace

Yuji Matsumoto*
,
Ami Masuda
,
Ryusuke Naka

Keywords: Office, work-style improvement, speech synthesis is technology, community activation

Article no: 46

Pages 472-480

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2019.12.46

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