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Emotional Intelligence As A Formation Factor Of Students’ Key Competences

Timirland N. Umalatov
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Mariana G. Farnieva
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Vadim V. Sedykh
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Tatyana S. Piche-ool
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Dmitry A. Melnikov
,
Lyudmila S. Silchenkova*

Keywords: Competencies, social skills, students emotional intelligence.

Article no: 93

Pages 835-842

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.02.93

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Original Article

Perfectionism in High School Students, Academic Emotions, Real and Perceived Academic Achievement

Versavia Curelaru
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Georgeta Diac
,
Daniela Muntele Hendreș

Keywords: Self-oriented perfectionism; socially prescribed perfectionism; academic emotions; academic achievement

Article no: 144

Pages 1170-1178

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.05.02.144

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Original Article

Socio-Emotional Development Of Young Learners In A Foreign Language Class

Margarita A. Ariyan
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Yulia Yu. Pospelova
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Ekaterina M. Panova
,
Natalia S. Pronina

Keywords: Young learners, teaching a foreign language, socio-emotional development  

Article no: 71

Pages 590-598

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.71

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Original Article

Social-Emotional Learning and the Personal Well-Being of Kindergarten Teachers

Dafna Armoza-Levi
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Alina S. Rusu

Keywords: COVID-19, kindergarten teachers, personal well-being, professional well-being, social-emotional learning

Article no: 17

Pages 176-189

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23056.17

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Original Article

Studying Experience Of Negative Emotional States Of Teachers Of Various Educational Levels

E.A. Kazaeva
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Yu.A. Tokareva
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N.N. Vasyagina
,
E.N. Grigoryan

Keywords: Emotional burnout, professional stress, psychological health, occupational destructions, teachers

Article no: 64

Pages 537-543

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.64

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Original Article

Preventing Teachers’ Emotionally Negative States Within Regional Educational Organizations of Different Types

Anastasia Ryleeva
,
Svetlana Emanova

Keywords: Educators, emotional burnout, occupational deformations, prevention, value of healthy lifestyle

Article no: 90

Pages 784-793

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.90

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Original Article

Emotive-Evaluation Vocabulary As A Means Of Creating Emotional Media Image Of Covid-19

Tatyana Borisovna Maklakova
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Ekaterina Alexandrovna Nepomnyashchikh
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Maria Nikolaevna Chupanovskaya
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Elena Vladimirovna Krainova
,
Albina Khaydarovna Nikitina

Keywords: COVID-19, emotional discourse, emotional-expressive connotations, emotive-evaluation vocabulary, language embodiment of emotions, mass media

Article no: 71

Pages 615-621

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.71

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