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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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Original Article

Students’ Curricular Preferences for Computer-Based Instruction and Evaluation

Alexandru-Constantin Strungă
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Aida Cornelia Stoian

Keywords: Computer-assisted evaluation; computer-based instruction; new information and communication technologies; distance education; virtual learning communities

Article no: 132

Pages 1075-1082

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.05.02.132

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Original Article

Problems Of Protecting Patients’ Rights Under Modern Economic Development

O. A. Belozerova*
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N. V. Deltsova
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E. V. Medentseva

Keywords: Protection of patients’ rights, information technology, telemedicine, digitalization, economic development of healthcare

Article no: 165

Pages 1150-1155

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.165

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Original Article

Traditions And Inovations In Modern Information Space: Distance Learning Technology

I. Nordman
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L. Iashina

Keywords: Distance learning technology, educational paradigm, information space, innovative educational paradigm, paradigmatic framework, traditional educational paradigm

Article no: 117

Pages 1001-1009

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.117

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Original Article

"Magazine War" Between Russia And France: To The Origin Of Information Warfare

N.P. Tanshina
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N.B. Smolskaia

Keywords: Information war, Russian-French relations in the 19th century, indoctrination, Russophobia, Russian threat

Article no: 150

Pages 1281-1287

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.150

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Family Informational Environment As A Unique Sociocultural Continuum

Yuliya Stryapukhina
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Anastasia E. Kolpakova
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Svetlana T. Posokhova*

Keywords: Information, informational environment, family, parents, children.

Article no: 67

Pages 515-521

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.67

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