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Original Article

Toxic Labour Relations: A Narrative Case Study

Alena Fedorova
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Zuzana Dvorakova
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Ilze Kacane
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Himatullah Khan
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Maria Menshikova
,
Celina Solek-Borowska

Keywords: Social pollution, toxic labour relations, employees’ well-being, narrative analysis.

Article no: 6

Pages 59-72

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.03.02.6

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Original Article

A Teachers’ Observation Tool For Critical And Self-Reflective Processes On Positive Pedagogical Practice

Raquel Albertín Marco

Keywords: Action-research, classroom management”, flow, positive education, positive pedagogies, well-being.

Article no: 51

Pages 399-408

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.51

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Original Article

Empirical Modeling Of Relationship Between Inequality And Subjective Well-Being

L. I. Ivankina
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E. A. Anikina
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I. V. Gumennikov
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E. I. Klemasheva

Keywords: Elderly people, equality, happiness, inequality, life satisfaction, subjective well-being.

Article no: 169

Pages 1467-1472

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.169

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Original Article

The Quality of Education as a Factor of Social Well-Being: the Transdisciplinary Approach to Education

Irina V. Brylina
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Ulia A. Nikitina
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Vladimir A. Ponomarev

Keywords: Well-being, holistic world outlook, transdisciplinarity, cultures alienation, a new type education

Article no: 32

Pages 236-244

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.32

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Original Article

Developing Databank as an Instrument for the Elder People Wellbeing Analysis

Natalia Shabaldina
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Vladislav Spitsin
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Lubov Spitsina
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Evgeny Monastyrny
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Irina Pavlova
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Ilya Gumennikov
,
Anastasia Shashkova

Keywords: Well-being estimation; elder people; information system; database; Tomsk region

Article no: 86

Pages 648-657

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.86

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Original Article

Reflection and Self-Assessment of the Quality of Life at Older Age

Tamara Borisovna Sergeeva
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Anna Aleksandrovna Pecherkina
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Natalia Stepanovna Glukhaniuk
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Georgy Igorevitch Borisov

Keywords: Reflection, satisfaction with the quality of life, psychological well-being, older age, professional employment

Article no: 18

Pages 140-147

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.04.18

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Original Article

Wellbeing of foreign students enrolled in Russian universities: Trends in Development

 Inna V. Plotnikova
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Oksana N. Efremova
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D. M. Chechet
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Olga N Tchaikovskaya
,
Josefa Bastida

Keywords: Wellbeing, students, quotas, the quality of life, education

Article no: 73

Pages 540-547

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.73

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Original Article

Conscious Self-Regulation, Personality Features and Academic Success in Students With Different Dynamics of Psychological Well-Being

Anna Mikhailovna Potanina
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Yulia Alekseevna Ishmuratova
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Irina Nikolaevna Bondarenko

Keywords: Conscious self-regulation, personality traits, attitude to learning, psychological well-being, longitude, academic success

Article no: 20

Pages 156-164

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.04.20

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