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Cognitive Mechanisms As Operands Of Positive Transfer-Interference Teaching Techniques

Tatyana Nikolaevna Lomteva
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Michail Vasilyevich Kamensky
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Elena Nikolaevna Dobrynina
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Anna Nikolaevna Likhacheva

Keywords: Speech-thinking activity, operands-incentives, interlingual influence, positive transfer, interference, educational and cognitive activity

Article no: 130

Pages 972-980

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.130

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Diagnostics Of Ability Of Future Educational Psychologists To Interact With Specialists

Venera Minazova*
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Malka Lechiyeva
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Isita Muskhanova
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Sovbika Bashayeva
,
Zukhra Magomedova

Keywords: Educational psychologist, ability, interaction, cognitive-informational.

Article no: 302

Pages 2269-2275

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.302

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Original Article

Parenting In International Educational Environment: An Authorial Typology Of The Concept

I. S. Danilova
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E. Ya. Orekhova
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N. A. Shaidenko

Keywords: Cognitive interpretation, international educational environment, parenthood, parenting, roditelstvo, typology of the concept

Article no: 53

Pages 410-418

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.53

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Cognitive-Operational Readiness Of Future Psychologists For Professional Activities

Nadezhda Parfenova
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Elena Mititsina
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Oksana Akimova

Keywords: Operational cognitive readiness, professional competence, self-efficacy

Article no: 168

Pages 1276-1282

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.168

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Original Article

The Role Of Cognition, Communication, And Semiosis In Generating Non-Professional Political Discourse

Irina Saveleva

Keywords: Non-professional political discourse, internet-commentary, semiotic model, cognitive model, communication model, interpretation

Article no: 139

Pages 1210-1219

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.139

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Original Article

Personal Psychological Culture as a Condition for Psychological Health Preservation of Lecturers, in the Context of Education

Galina Vinokurovaa
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Aksana Yashkovab
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Maria Alayevac
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Elena Dementieva

Keywords: Psychological culture, personality, intellectual (cognitive) component of psychological culture, regulatory and practical (behavioural) component of psychological culture, axiological and semantic (spiritual and moral) component

Article no: 67

Pages 424-431

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.67

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Original Article

Information Overload As One Of The Aspects Of Modern Society

Mayya K. Vilchik
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Natalia B. Egorchenkova
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Olga V. Korobova

Keywords: Clip thinking, cognitive model, infoglut, information overload, perception and processing, switchability

Article no: 108

Pages 942-949

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.108

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