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Original Article

Integration Of Motor And Cognitive Activities Of Children At Preschool Age

Mikhail A. Pravdov
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Elena A. Shmeleva
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Valeriy Kartashev
,
Dmitry M. Pravdov
,
Yuri B. Nikiforov
,
Lyudmila F. Luneva

Keywords: Integration, motor and cognitive activity of children of preschool age

Article no: 49

Pages 374-378

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.49

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Original Article

The Genesis Of The Interrelation Of Theory Of Mind And Symbolic Functions In Preschoolers

Elena Sergienko
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Natalia Koroleva

Keywords: The theory of mind, understanding of mental states, a symbolic function, development of play and drawing, pretend play, preschool age

Article no: 17

Pages 110-126

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.17

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Original Article

The Study Of Attitudes Of Children Of Senior Preschool Age

Nadezda M. Zyryanova
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Marina S. Egorova
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Alina A. Pankratova
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Oksana V. Parshikova
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Svetlana D. Pyankova
,
Ylia D. Chertkova

Keywords: Senior preschool age, worldview, attitudes, social changes, structured interview, qualitative analysis

Article no: 25

Pages 180-184

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.25

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Original Article

Developing Children Of Migrants In Motivating Environments Of Preschool Educational Institutions

Svetlana N. Bashinova
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Valentina A. Samsonova

Keywords: Development of children of preschool age, the development of migrant children, motivating educational subject-spatial environment, the ECERS rating scales

Article no: 11

Pages 83-88

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.11

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Original Article

Diagnosis Of The Level Of Development Of Executive Functions In Preschool Age

A. N. Veraksa
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D. A. Bukhalenkova
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O. V. Almazova
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M. N. Martinenko

Keywords: Preschool age, executive functions, verbal memory, visual memory, attention flexibility, constraining control

Article no: 43

Pages 406-416

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.12.43

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Original Article

Opportunities For Development Of Executive Functions In Play Activities: A Theoretical Overview

Alexander Veraksa
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Marina Vasilyeva
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Daria Bukhalenkova

Keywords: Preschool age, play, executive functions, imagination, symbolic situation

Article no: 87

Pages 659-665

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.87

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Original Article

Prosocial Behavior Of Preschoolers In Situations Of Interaction

Valentina Masalova*

Keywords: Prosocial behavior, preschool age, preschooler interaction, focus on a partner of interaction, emotional decentralization, empathy.

Article no: 49

Pages 380-385

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.49

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Features Of Executive Functions Development In Moscow And Kazan Preschoolers

Alexander Veraksa
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Olga Almazova
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Daria Bukhalenkova
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Larisa Bayanova
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Rezeda Popova

Keywords: Preschool age, culture, inhibition, working memory, cognitive flexibility

Article no: 86

Pages 648-658

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.86

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