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Original Article

Features Of Professional Self-Attitude In Subjects Experiencing "Adulthood Crisis"

Sergey Dukhnovsky
ORCiD ,
Vladimir Mishchenko
ORCiD ,
Larisa Belova

Keywords: Professional, self-attitude, adulthood crisis, experience, professional self-development, level of claims

Article no: 5

Pages 36-45

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.04.5

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Original Article

Teacher’s Beliefs As A Factor Of Individual Progress Of Pupil

Kseniya A. Bazhenova
,
Oksana V. Znamenskaya

Keywords: Individual progress, constructivist beliefs of teachers, model of levels of mastering of cultural action pattern

Article no: 13

Pages 100-108

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.13

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Original Article

The Virtual Tour Guides on Tourists’ Satisfaction: Role of Sense of Presence

John Mark A. Atienza
,
Stefanie M. Hilario
,
Nicole E. Lopez
,
Jayson Jay T. Pagara
,
Ryan A. Gamoso

Keywords: Level of satisfaction, sense of presence, virtual tour guide qualities

Article no: 87

Pages 1098-1110

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2024.05.87

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